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Some of the comments here criticizing the remote work concept are doing it on the following lines: 1. It's bad for SF workers - pay is worse. 2. No separa
by thedevilslawyer 8y ago
Some of the comments here criticizing the remote work concept are doing it on the following lines:
1. It's bad for SF workers - pay is worse.
2. No separation of home and work life.
3. It's lower quality work.
4. Regulations require local residents.
Then let's agree that remote work/process is to be the default, as long as
1. the measure of quality is quantifiable.
2. the work does is not for the government.
3. work pays for a co-working seat/equivalent.
The above is close to 95% of the tech/startup industry. It's probably bad for SF engineering, but that's OK. They'll figure it out.
This is better for the world, and for the industry. Let's do this. Everyone has a birthright to opportunity of good life, not those that luck allows to move to SF.