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My experience is that there's more communication friction when working remotely. I prefer being on-site in an office. Being remote can make it feel like a str
by recursive 8y ago
My experience is that there's more communication friction when working remotely. I prefer being on-site in an office. Being remote can make it feel like a struggle not to get left behind.
- pmiller2 8y agoThis is a major reason I don’t like to work from home any more than necessary. I would also never go full time remote, because, as another commenter says, comp is usually based on cost of living. If I’m delivering the same value in, say, Arizona vs California, why should I get penalized for living somewhere that isn’t insanely expensive?