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Indeed. The biggest challenge to remote work is when there's a local core. The groups that are serious about it enforce rules about collocated humans preferrin
by dvanduzer 11y ago
Indeed. The biggest challenge to remote work is when there's a local core.
The groups that are serious about it enforce rules about collocated humans preferring the remote collaboration tools anyway. It's tough to bake this into a culture that didn't start there.
- richardwhiuk 11y agoI'd guess it's hard even if you start with that. Local equivalents are often much better (e.g sharing a screen with someone is much better than all screen sharing apps, meeting someone is much better than all of the video conferencing apps etc).
- dvanduzer 11y agoI mean, I'm pretty sympathetic to the somewhat political statement that started this subthread. Having meaningful work for all humans that want it, and meaningful existence for any humans left out? (A bit off topic, granted.)