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So an extra room per home then is going to increase housing costs longer term to the worker long term is what I was getting at.
by C1sc0cat 7y ago
So an extra room per home then is going to increase housing costs longer term to the worker long term is what I was getting at.
- andrewzah 7y agoWhy is this companies' faults? What can they really do anwyays besides giving a small budget to situate oneself? All homes - should - begin to have offices anyway as people realize that physically going in to work isn't necessary to be productive.
- blaser-waffle 7y agoWhy do you need an extra room? Laptops can go anywhere, and my living room is empty until ~4pm when my kids get home. I've been remote for going on 5 years now and routinely take my work laptop to the kitchen or living room (though I'll concede I need a quiet room for some calls/tasks that involve PII).
- st1ck 7y agoIf remote work became a norm, I'd expect housing market in large cities to sink dramatically. Why would one move e.g. to New York if their hometown provided same same job opportunities?