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From the article, the good: 1. No commute 2. Flexibility 3. Saving money and the environment 4. Increased productivity The bad: 1. Brainstorming is diffic
by bayareaguy 19y ago
From the article, the good:
1. No commute
2. Flexibility
3. Saving money and the environment
4. Increased productivity
The bad:
1. Brainstorming is difficult
2. You never leave work
3. Entropy is after you
I have to agree with most of this. For me working from home turned my commute time into family time. That said I think they missed one significant "bad" thing for larger organizations: less face time means fewer people will think of you, which can affect your likelyhood of moving up.