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Serious question: if you are not comfortable doing remote at once, what will make it more comfortable thereafter? What will this bootcamp, or this preliminary
by Juliate 7y ago
Serious question: if you are not comfortable doing remote at once, what will make it more comfortable thereafter?
What will this bootcamp, or this preliminary period in the office, change to the fact you're not comfortable with remote working?
- codegeek 7y agoWe are a very small team and for entry level candidates, I believe in person collaboration/training will be better. This is very contextual. We already have some remote developers as well but for this role, in person is required. Once they are ready to start being remote, we will make it happen. Honest thoughts.
- probinso 7y agoI have never seen a bootcamp that prioritizes teaching collaborative remote workflows. This is a learned skill that many experienced software engineers still have no experience with. I Love the idea of incorporating collaboration and remote-flow into a educational model. It makes for stronger long term engineers [] I taught at several bootcamps, I was discouraged from teaching with ticketing or including asynchronous communication. Rarely do they cover strategies for success across time zones.
- jdhawk 7y agoThat's because they are two very disparate skills. One is how to create software products, and the other is how to be an effective employee in a specific style of management. The second is much more unique to the company, and honestly easier to grasp.