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What a pile of straw man BS. Most objections to working remotely have nothing to do with trust (at least for decent developer or designer jobs) but instead are
by eagsalazar2 10y ago
What a pile of straw man BS. Most objections to working remotely have nothing to do with trust (at least for decent developer or designer jobs) but instead are about quality of collaboration and company culture.
People who write cocky condescending articles like this are almost always just stumping for doing what they want which is to work at home themselves.
- matwood 10y ago> Most objections to working remotely have nothing to do with trust For business types, it absolutely does. I've had to answer the question before "if people are working at home, how will we know they are working?" My response is "how do you know they are working at work? The same way."
- T-hawk 10y agoThe disconnect here is about the definition of "working". For many managers, that means "attending my meetings" and "easy to ask for status reports" more so than it means "producing good software". The former are what's easier to know in the office versus remote.