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> No they are very productive. Then what's the problem? There are tons of "barely acceptable" people in offices everywhere. As long as they are not bad enough
by buboard 7y ago
> No they are very productive.
Then what's the problem? There are tons of "barely acceptable" people in offices everywhere. As long as they are not bad enough to be fired, the company benefits from them.
- zozbot234 7y agoFiguring out which employees are bad enough that they should be let go is quite costly, as is the resulting churn. You'd rather not hire those people in the first place, but once you've hired them you may be stuck with them for quite a while. So it can be a legitimate concern.
- buboard 7y agoone of the virtues of remote work is that workers can switch work instantly - if the law allows it , of course