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Doesn't matter what you call it, eventually you'll find yourself being left out of some decision making if you're remote. Accept it as the trade-off like I hav
by sergiotapia 8y ago
Doesn't matter what you call it, eventually you'll find yourself being left out of some decision making if you're remote.
Accept it as the trade-off like I have. It's just the cost of doing business.
- awinder 8y agoThe author is making the distinction between “remote work”, which has this downside, versus “distributed work”, which would seek to build a culture where being left out due to in-person communication methods just isn’t possible. Distributed companies i.e., Elastic seem to have solved this issue. Being a remote team member on a collocated team has this issue in spades.
- sigstoat 8y ago> Doesn't matter what you call it, eventually you'll find yourself being left out of some decision making if you're remote. the only companies where everyone is involved in every decision they want to be involved in are <3 people.
- sergiotapia 8y agoThat number is more like 7 in my experience.