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Just scoring 'permission' to work remotely somewhere not used to it, is probably a recipe for a pretty bad time. Why is that?
by lacampbell 10y ago
Just scoring 'permission' to work remotely somewhere not used to it, is probably a recipe for a pretty bad time.
Why is that?
- ghaff 10y agoBecause the processes and mindset won't be setup for it. Decisions will get made in hallway conversations or even in meetings in which no one thought to send out a phone number for the remote employee to attend. Hence the idea that remote working is probably most effective when companies treat it as the norm--at least on a group by group basis.
- lacampbell 10y agoRight. I've actually never worked at a place with a large number of devs under the same roof.