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the problem with proprietary tools like Zoom (and Skype, hell even Slack) is that people are forced to use them when working for remote companies. At least if t
by DyslexicAtheist 8y ago
the problem with proprietary tools like Zoom (and Skype, hell even Slack) is that people are forced to use them when working for remote companies. At least if they want to keep that job. But ofc you're still using your own hardware to run this shit on to do your job. I suppose this is better than the atrocious idea of using WhatsApp as team collaboration tool on your personal phone.
- austhrow743 8y agoEveryone I know who has worked remote has had their tools supplied by the company or has been reimbursed for purchasing them on behalf of the company.