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Why? 1 your reducing your effective hourly rate - and presumably your salary is less for remote. 2 It Development is a salaried role so you in theory have no f
by C1sc0cat 7y ago
Why?
1 your reducing your effective hourly rate - and presumably your salary is less for remote.
2 It Development is a salaried role so you in theory have no fixed hours.
- fendy3002 7y agoBecause I prefer it rather than commuting. On the other hand, I believe that my effective working hour shall be unchanged (ex: 4 hours a day for usual programmer). The rest (additional hour) shall be filled with analysis, discussion or chit chat beside taking short breaks during working hours. Don't know though, haven't done any remote working.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoWell I work locally as opposed to commuting to London I don't work extra hours locally for free because of that.