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Right, I did go with a variant on option 3. If it matters, I've only worked on site for one job. I've always been remote otherwise. I probably should have ment
by dizzystar 9y ago
Right, I did go with a variant on option 3.
If it matters, I've only worked on site for one job. I've always been remote otherwise. I probably should have mentioned it in my OP, but really was wondering more about the general perspective on remote.
- thatoneyouthrow 9y agoAnother option is to work at a company for a year and then demand remote during a critical part of a project. If they don't give you remote they lose a valuable asset and are behind schedule.