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I had two co-workers like this -- "remote a plane-ride away" -- and it only worked because they were extremely productive and quite senior, didn't need really a
by zamfi 10y ago
I had two co-workers like this -- "remote a plane-ride away" -- and it only worked because they were extremely productive and quite senior, didn't need really any hand-holding, and could express themselves extremely productively in emails and other textual media.
Their visits were always great fun, but I think both of them felt they were missing some part of the office culture.
I think it really depends on management too: do you have to be in the room to be part of any new initiatives, any fun projects? Or does management consider remote team members as first-class as the local ones?
- calchris42 10y agoYeah, at the lithography company, only senior "can't lose them" people were even given this option. And not like it was offered, just that the option could be taken by not giving much of a choice. That probably bothered some team members.