LESSON 6 · Thrive Working Remote
Proximity Bias Is Real
Remote workers can do excellent work and still get less credit when leaders rarely see it happening. The gap is usually about visibility, memory, and informal access. Remote professionals need systems that make good work visible without turning every week into self-promotion.

Understanding proximity bias is step one; designing around it is the job. The remote career ladder rewards people who make work easy to see. Every visible artifact you ship — doc, dashboard, Loom, PR — is a small correction that tilts the bias back in your favor.