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The author seems to be referring to working from home, not remote working. I live in Vermont, but work for a company in SF, which is a lot different than workin
by pdxandi 10y ago
The author seems to be referring to working from home, not remote working. I live in Vermont, but work for a company in SF, which is a lot different than working from home on Fridays.
- kedean 10y agoYup. I am remote, in the midwest. My coworkers on the coast are able to work from home every so often, or on certain days of the week, while I am just expected to fly out a few times a year to sync up and socialize. I would say WFH is absolutely a perk, if the company already has a solid remote culture.