This sounds like something that has happened in your experience, but I've never heard of this phenomenon before. Do you have any articles or studies that talk

This sounds like something that has happened in your experience, but I've never heard of this phenomenon before. Do you have any articles or studies that talk about this as a trend or normal occurance? Counterpoint: the remote workers I've worked with don't do any of the things you mentioned. I personally think that colocation is the preferred way to perform work. Remote development environments require a conscious attention to the tools, practices, and culture. It is far simpler from a management perspective to be colocated.