I definitely need high speed internet and the right equipment to keep things going smoothly. Following that, I want comfortable furniture and the right software to be able to work with others. Lastly, noise cancelling headphones aren't so important to me.

All of these things are very important to me , um , I think first of all , always make sure that I have a high-speed internet connection . Uh , because I do a lot of things on the internet .

High-speed internet is the most important because the vast majority of the work I do involves use of the internet.

Having high speed internet is extremely important

I ranked based on what is the most important to the work that I do.

High speed internet is the most important thing to me because nothing else works without it.

High speed internet is the most important. When I was working from home, the internet kept going in and out, disrupting my workflow.

without good internet, nothing will work as seamlessly as I would like, making everything else pointless.

these are all must haves so I ranked them in order of importance to me.

I prioritize connectivity and comfort which are fundamental for remote work

Without a high speed internet connection, your remote work will suffer the most. Hardware is never a major concern because you can always submit requests for new devices if you work for a competent organization or you can spend your own money to buy something better. Collaboration software matters, but not as much because you use whatever tools everyone else is comfortable using. Office furniture is whatever you have available to you since you're working remotely. Finally, noise is something personal and something you have to deal with on your own regardless: what are you going to do, stop working because you can't handle noise? No one is going to aceept that excuse.

Having a high speed connection is the first thing you need. Without that, you can't get anything done. After that it's hardware. A slow system isn't going to work. Then comes the software. Being that is personal preference.

Option A is the most important. Option C, is slightly more important than option B. Option E, is more ideal and necessary than option D.

I don't use any headphones though that might be nice to have. The main thing is you have to have a good internet connection and good hardware. Without that it won't matter about all the other things.

High speed is important for the level of activity that I need to complete. I can't be distracted, so I need good headphones. The hardware needs to be up to date and innovative. I collaborate with coworkers and clients, so need to be able to do so effectively. Comfort is important, but less so than other elements.

My top choice was Option A because the ability to have something work and process fast is crucial to productivity. Option E ties a bit to that notion as having an efficient hardware setup makes things work much easier. For example, I can't imagine going back to less than two monitors for work. Option C was my next choice as it helps to have the ability to communicate seamlessly within your organization. Option D is largely dependent on where your office is located, but it always helps to have headphones that allow you to focus. I am largely indifferent to Option B as the ergonomic portion can be tweaked (e.g., a pillow on a hard chair) easier.

I really only need fast internet and can work from anywhere. A comfortable chair would be nice but I am also fine on my couch

Having a good internet connection is the key to success. Chairs and other pieces of equipment are all secondary to a good internet connection. If you can stream without interuptions, the rest doesn't matter.

High speed internet is everything because without that then the rest of the work suffers

If I don't have the internet connection, hardware and software, it won't work. Headphones are nice and the furniture is not too important.

I live in a rural area, so a high-speed, dependable internet connection is most important to me.

for me its very important that i can incorporate other software to work together with my remote productivity tool and this is vital because it determine my productivity also, if the software is too difficult to work with it becomes a problem, also the hardware and internet connections are also very important as they act like the middlemen and when both are screwed your productivity is doomed.

The key here is the ability to keep connected and effectively get the work done as needed with your team or solo effort.

High speed reliable internet is critical as well as a quality laptop

I need to have the equipment and connection to do the job first. Then I want to be comfortable.

Hardware is very important to me because I want a computer that is easy to use and fast. I also want headphones that are comfortable and block external distractions. My internet speed must be reliable and fast enough to get the job done. I require a reasonable comfortable chair, and I don't care a whole lot about the project management software.

Boy, that's a toughie because all are so important. I guess the most important has to be the hardware followed closely by the high speed internet. You can't have one without the other, and they really go hand-in-hand in my remote world.

Having the right hardware makes working remote a lot easier.

I don't do the kind of work that needs collaboration software and I like to stay as distant as possible. I can use the headphones because I do transcription and the noise cancellation helps me hear.

You need the proper hardware and monitors first and foremost. That is the most important need, followed closely by high-speed internet. You will fail remotely without those two components. The hardware ensures that you have no lag, and the high-speed internet ensures you have no buffering. Collaboration software is next, because you'll be much easier to collaborate via the software than on the phone. Ergonomic furniture is a luxury and not as important since you can get up and walk around your domicile any time you want. And the noise canceling headphones are pretty much useless. They'd be more important in the actual office where there is all the useless office chatter.