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I think this may largely depend on facts like whether you are naturally introverted/extroverted, and how you grew up, or learned to program. For me, I learned
by johnmaguire2013 10y ago
I think this may largely depend on facts like whether you are naturally introverted/extroverted, and how you grew up, or learned to program.
For me, I learned to program as a hobby, from ages 10-18, for fun at home. I mostly worked alone. Learning to work on a team took some time, but even now I often times wish I could work remote. I don't mind getting pinged about things people need, but the constant noise and movement of the office makes me far less productive than I would otherwise be.
However, sometimes it offers me the focus I need to actually work, if I'm in a procrastinating mood. And I think some people probably struggle with this more often than I do.
- nalllar 10y agoI'm in almost the same situation as you, of learning to program alone at home and introverted in general. I feel much more productive working in an open-plan office than working alone. :s