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If the organisation is not setup for remote work you will sign yourself up for hell. I guess it can work if you work alone and with high autonomy. For many jo
by borplk 8y ago
If the organisation is not setup for remote work you will sign yourself up for hell.
I guess it can work if you work alone and with high autonomy.
For many jobs just having someone say "yeah fine" is not good enough for success.
- imhoguy 8y agoI agree this way is difficult to help you catch truly remote-first job, as requirement of sitting butt in an office contradicts it. I recommend screening company with Glassdoor (WFH hints etc.) and at interview asking about communication/collaboration tools in use, remote teams etc. Nowadays there is a large middle ground of companies which have globaly distributed offices. They may ask you to show up for some initial period to gain trust and mix into culture - definitely important for a long-term cooperation. Afterwards switching to remote is like relocating to different office but staying in the same project, which is pretty common practice. Tested myself several times.