This is true. As someone who's worked remotely for the last four years, I can say that you want to be in the room for decisions that are made in the room. For

This is true. As someone who's worked remotely for the last four years, I can say that you want to be in the room for decisions that are made in the room. For those who are thinking of going fulltime remote, I recommend doing so at companies where everyone works remote, or on teams where everyone works remote. Freelancing and contracting can work too, if you don't mind the extra hustle needed to line up clients. But being the only remote guy at a company full of cubicle dwellers is just asking to me left out of important discussions or being the first to be fired or blamed in times of trouble.