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I'd love to work remotely. To date, though, there seems to be a very strong bias from employers in not doing so. Simply being in the office looks "busy", whil
by downerending 7y ago
I'd love to work remotely. To date, though, there seems to be a very strong bias from employers in not doing so. Simply being in the office looks "busy", while not being in the office looks like slacking, regardless of what's actually getting done.
Quoting Allen, 80% of life really is just showing up. For better or worse.
- xtracto 7y agoTell me about it... as a technical leader at the startup I work on, I would love to be remote and for my team to be remote (we are kind of remote as we are collocated in 2 offices in different countries). But the CEO and HR department do not believe in remote teams. It is the one thing that I struggle with and will change in a heartbeat.
- downerending 7y agoI've learned to look at the bright side. Any day I drag my ass in I'm scoring an 80% right out of the box. I'd feel guilty not much getting done on a day remotely, but for some reason I don't feel it much when I'm at my desk.