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I've been thinking a lot about this lately and I've decided that working remote IS the most important benefit of my job. I've been fully remote doing iOS devel
by archeantus 10y ago
I've been thinking a lot about this lately and I've decided that working remote IS the most important benefit of my job.
I've been fully remote doing iOS development for nearly four years now, and I am not interested in entertaining any new job offer unless my fully remote status can be retained.
Are there downsides to this mentality? Yes. Am I missing out on networking/schmoozing opportunities by being remote? Almost assuredly. But as I've been thinking about it lately, I don't think I want any of that stuff. I can't see myself enjoying the job of management or being a director, etc. I would probably enjoy the pay, but not the work.
So for me the most important thing is that I love my job, I get paid very well, and I'm home to watch my five kids grow up.
I don't think I'm interested in trading in that setup, not for any job title.
- jonmb 10y ago>> I'm home to watch my five kids grow up. << And when you're old and looking back on your life, this is what you're likely going to appreciate much more than being a director inside of an office's four walls. Good stuff.