#remote work

Suburban life vs city living — which is cheaper in the long run?

Is working from home making everyone less productive or is that a myth?

Has the childcare shortage pushed you to rethink work-from-home setups?

The remote work cult ignores one big truth: collaboration suffers

Is the pressure to be "always on" online making you value in-person relationships more?

What's your take on remote work—has it improved your output or hurt it?

With supply chains strained, has the metaverse become a practical tool for your life?

How do you stop procrastinating when working from home every day?

Would you trade a remote team for cheaper office space in 2026?

Working remotely feels like a productivity hack or a total trap, how do you actually make it work?

Are you struggling to stay productive without sacrificing your climate goals?

How do you navigate the new Australian right-to-disconnect laws without looking lazy?

Has the rise of green tech made your remote setup less wasteful this year?

Is that expensive standing desk actually worth the money for remote work?

Remote work setup vs coffee shop coworking — which is better for focus?

Does anyone else find it harder to switch off and actually be more productive at home?

Does your "deep work" setup just hide the fact you're doing less than you would in an office?

Is working from home still worth it in 2026 or are people moving back to the office?

Has anyone else found that less meetings actually improves startup culture?

Are we addicted to productivity apps, or are they secretly making us worse at our jobs?