I've been working mostly remote for the last five years in three different organizations. I can't say that it's harmed my career. In the first one, all my pee

I've been working mostly remote for the last five years in three different organizations. I can't say that it's harmed my career. In the first one, all my peers were remote and we established close and lasting relationships that remain beneficial to this day. In the second, corporate HQ was local, but my manager wasn't, so I rarely went to the office. It was the nature of the place not to have good relationships - seriously dysfunctional. Remote or not was the same, and I preferred to save the commute time and not soil my karma. In my current gig, my hiring manager was remote but left, so I've been visiting the office every week or so to have a better relationship with my local new boss. I work in a large team, but everyone I deal with is remote (sales for a very large company) so those are the important and long-term valuable contacts.