15. Remote Working
• The future of work, you get recognition
solely for your work, not attendance, or presence.
• Technology is here, just need the right mindset.
• Office not required, work from anywhere, work
distributedly.
• It’s a skill, we can learn it
22. –Bryan Rehbein, Developer
“As somewhat of an introvert, it can be
hard to communicate enough with your
colleagues. Remote work needs extra
communication.”
28. The number one counter to distractions is interesting,
fulfilling work.
29. Distractions and procrastination is a warning. That our
work is not well defined, or our tasks are menial, or the
whole project we’re engaged in is fundamentally pointless.
31. –Ariya Hidayat, Penggerak Open Source, Co-Initiator Hyperjump
“Selama masa karantina ini produktivitas di
Hyperjump meningkat. Setelah ditelusuri
ternyata tim developer saat ini terdiri dari dua
golongan besar: jomblo dan yang anaknya
sudah SMP atau lebih besar.”
32. Office also have certain kind of distraction: your colleagues,
your manager, your boss. Worst of all: MEETINGS!
36. Remote Work Challenge
• Take care of yourself, self-managed, have self-discipline
• Communication is key, take initiatives
• Part of social connection will be missed
• Distraction is a warning, lacking clarity, the purpose of work
• Take care of your body, get yourself fit
39. – signalvnoise.com
“They don’t need heavy direction. They don’t need daily
check-ins. They do what a manager would do — set the
tone, assign items, determine what needs to get done, etc. —
but they do it by themselves and for themselves.”
77. If nothing else, the standard 9am–5pm job with a
commute at least has a solid routine going for it. The
alarm goes off at roughly the same time every day, you
head into the office on the train, you loosen the tie when
you come back home,
88. PREPARE YOURSELF
• Become managers of one
• Work and communicate asynchronously
• Upgrade your communication skill
• Learn communication in public, communicate transparently
• Find your office spot
• Move your body, get fit
• Beware of overwork, not underwork
94. —Kevin Kelly, senior maverick for Wired magazine and
author of What Technology Wants
“In the near future, everyone will work
remotely, including those sitting
across from you.”
96. Little Tips for Freelancing
• Build portfolio, example apps
• Contribute to open source, active in local dev community
• Help anyone build something, you can start build
something for free
• Learn in public will help building your reputation
• Freelancing is one effective way for you into tech industry
101. Some Useful Tips
• Let the prospective client know up front that you don’t
live where they live.
• Show them work often.
• Be very available.
• Get the client involved. Make sure they feel that this is
their project too.
103. Digital Nomad
• Creative work that can be done remotely generally
only requires a computer and internet connection.
• Nomadic lifestyle can be cheaper than you think too.
• The luxury to see the world without being
independently wealthy or giving up your career.
116. Opportunity
• The sky is your limit, you can work for cool company across the globe
• It’s the future kind of work. Adapt or become a legacy
• Freelancing is one effective way into tech industry
• Build consultant company, remotely
• Become digital nomad, traveling while you work
• Generate some content for fun and profit
• Just build stuff, make more stuff