April 21, 2020

Elixir Wizards Betweenisode: Coping with Changes and Remote Work

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Elixir Wizards Betweenisode: Coping with Changes and Remote Work

Source: smartlogic.io

This episode of the Elixir Wizards podcast by SmartLogic presents a special 'betweenisode' featuring various prominent members of the Elixir community. The episode, published on April 21, 2020, touches on how these individuals are adapting to life changes due to the pandemic and working from home. Saša Jurić emphasizes the importance of routines and real clothes even when working remotely, while Bruce and Maggie Tate discuss the benefits of defined work hours and culinary hobbies. James Edward Gray II shares his bonding experiences with his daughter and insights on transitioning from Ruby to Elixir. Jim and Chris Freeze talk about the silver linings of remote work, and Frank Hunleth gives his tips. The episode is filled with personal stories and practical advice from experienced professionals to help listeners navigate these challenging times.

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