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Here's my argument for remote work. If working in an office is vastly more productive than working from home, as soon as remote work is relatively commonplace i

Here's my argument for remote work. If working in an office is vastly more productive than working from home, as soon as remote work is relatively commonplace in our industry we should see jobs where you have to come into the office paying a premium of at least 25%. The time wasted in traffic in the morning, plus owning a car and maintenance of said car are not free and if a company wishes for that they shall pay for it.

ryandrake 10y ago
Here's my argument against: If your job can be done from home, it can be done from India or the Philippines. Be careful what you wish for.
- huehehue 10y ago
  Sure, if you ignore quality of work, timezone differences, language barriers, and any hiring regulations that might exist.
  - hinkley 10y ago
    What rock have you been hiding under? That's where we are, right here, right now.