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> my tech lead and I could have in-person 1-on-1s Do you think it matters that they were in-person? The fact that you called them 1-on-1s implies dedicated chu
by mwcampbell 8y ago
> my tech lead and I could have in-person 1-on-1s
Do you think it matters that they were in-person? The fact that you called them 1-on-1s implies dedicated chunks of time for direct communication. Would they not have worked just as well over VoIP? Did you have to schedule time for 1-on-1s in the office, or was it more spontaneous?
FWIW, I'm visually impaired, and I spent most of my career so far on a distributed team where the same was true of my boss and most of my coworkers. So maybe there's some aspect of in-person communication that we're just used to doing without. Edit: Then again, remote work _is_ on the rise in the wider software industry.
- afarrell 8y ago> Do you think it matters that they were in-person? yes. I wish I had an explicit enough understanding that I could give you a solid explanation of why I believe this, but I don't.