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-title: A Busy Bee's Guide to Remote Work
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date: 2023-09-22
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<h2> A side note for programmers</h2>
<p>
In many ways, I think about communication mediums like data structures. While it is tempting to use hashmaps and arrays for every problem, they are not necessarily the best representation of the data we are working with. Instead, I can use sets, trees, enums, relational structures to more easily solve my problem. The same logic applies to how we communicate. Synchronous is basically the array of communication, easy and works for most forms and so we try to apply it to way too many forms of communication. Different platforms make certain types of communications easier or harder, so I try to think about which one makes the most sense for the message. How will I query it in the future?
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