A Reddit user recently shared an anecdote highlighting the effectiveness of remote work in fostering genuine team connections. The user recounted how their manager had previously remarked, “remote work kills team connection,” prompting them to invite him to one of their virtual team calls. During the 40-minute call, the manager remained silent, only to message later: “wow, you all actually talk a lot.”

Remote Teams Can Thrive Without Physical Presence

The Reddit post emphasized that their team interaction was authentic. “Yeah, because we don’t spend half the day pretending to be busy or whispering in cubicles. We work, we chat, we joke, we actually like each other,” the user wrote. “The irony is that we built a stronger team without being forced to share air conditioning. Maybe conne

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