Name: リモートソフトウェア開発者として出張して働く方法 (How to travel and work as a remote software developer)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:17:38.000Z
Duration: 12 min 13 s
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high tackle it here and welcome back to coffee time with the tack lied.

I am an ex Google attack late for those of you who are new out there, too.

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There were going to talk about how to be a remote suffered developer and the other little subtleties and nuances of that lifestyle.

What doesn't work on my top tips and tricks for making this successful?

My first step actually has to do with making sure that you have a proper work space, a proper place to do your work, a good desk.

You know, you can't really just work out of Starbucks cafes all the time.

The Internet connection is just not going to be very stable.

I remember I would be working out of Starbucks cafes and then I would get kicked out, and then I would be in the middle of work so I would just sit outside, continuing to try to finish a program to finish our urgent update that I was working on.

Just as the moment that I was getting kicked out because I wasn't buying enough coffee the Internet is often notoriously slow and unstable, and one of the worst things I found was that discontinuity I would get when I was searching work spaces.

I would have to get myself off, set up other time, relaunched the APS.

Some ideas I love that may be gone as I'm certain work spaces all the time.

Even if you're working out of coffee shops, you often need to take your laptop whenever you go to the bathroom, just to make sure that nobody takes your stuff.

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They provide you the community, and they even have hacker houses throughout the world that they change on the periodic basis, and you can go there and use that as a working space.

When you join on as a developer, they provide you with funds to help you continue your growth and learning.

You know the ability to work remotely is a trend that is still up and coming, and it's something that is not quite available.

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And I wish I had the service and community like this when I was doing remote development 10 years ago.

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My point here, though, is that you may see pictures of people working remotely and they're working off of a beach out of a scenic hotel lobby in the tropical destination, and it just looks all scenic and beautiful.

But the reality, I think, is that you're still going to need a consistent good area where you can do your work and you're not necessarily going to want to work out of your apartment.

You know, it's a pretty horrible feeling.

When I wake up, I do the work and then I go to sleep and I don't even leave the apartment.

And sometimes I would do this for almost a week on, and you're essentially just living inside the small shoebox apartment the whole entire time.

Maybe your laptops really small, really mobile and light and underpowered.

Maybe your keyboard doesn't set up properly.

Maybe just don't have access to anything for me.

What I would do is I would locate two or three very stable areas that I know I can work.

Maybe it would be some Starbucks cafe, maybe a library.

You know, these are things that are going to help you become more productive.

The fact is that anybody can do a little bit of light email, little bit of light work here and there.

They're sitting on the beach right but you need to be able to carve out a time and place for you to really get into some serious work.

You know, maybe a good three hours of time.

We're just sitting there working on the project or something like that.

And if you're sitting on the beach trying to get any of this, then I don't think it's going to work now.

My second tip for you is actually it's a common saying, a famous phrase that world travelers, they all know.

And it is that the timing is never right.

You know, The trick is that these days anybody can travel.

Anyone can go off and become a remote developer and tried to live that lifestyle.

And, you know, there's really nothing stopping anybody, except for uncertainty.

They like that predictability and the security of the future.

But the thing is, most people, if they want to do, they could just quit their jobs.

Right now they have enough savings, and they could go lift that crazy lifestyle.

And what I'm trying to tell you is that you're gonna need to want this because the fact is that the remote developer life's thou is still something that I would say is not going to be for everybody.

There's never a good time where you say you're gonna leave your friends.

You're gonna leave your society, your family, your pets, all the chains and baggage that you've been building up but all of your life into a lightweight suitcase and they just take off.

There's always going to be something, you know, there's going to be your friend's birthday is coming up and you may miss that.

Or that is gonna be your dog's birthday coming up next and you're gonna want to that.

You know, I think the fact is that travel is something that has become more commonplace these days, and we look at other people doing that.

We may even have some friends who are doing extend the travel, and we think, Yeah, that looks pretty neat.

I could do it, too, but I'm not gonna do it.

You would have to be completely crazy and really wanted.

And really push yourself to want this and put yourself on the line, and then you need to make that happen.

No person, no job, no opportunity is going to come and tell you.

Though you just quit everything that you're doing now and go move off over to Bangkok, Thailand, right?

There's not going to be an opportunity like that.

You're going to need to be the one to make that happen.

And you're going to be giving up something for it.

You may have to give up a lot for the timing is never going to be perfect.

Now, my third trip here is to just remember to put in your eight hours a day of work.

You know, I remember when I first went to London, I would remember to always put in a hours of work.

When I quit my job, I went over to New York.

I would also just remember I got put in a hours a day.

I'm gonna live just like all the other people.

Like all the locals, I'm not acting like a tours.

I'm not out to sample all the restaurants and go through other sizing.

I'm doing that on the weekends, just like normal people.

But on the Monday to Friday, I'm doing that.

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