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If productivity turns out to be similar (or better) despite this handicap, I'd be genuinely curious to see how companies respond! I'm personally very pro-remot
by freeqaz 7y ago
If productivity turns out to be similar (or better) despite this handicap, I'd be genuinely curious to see how companies respond!
I'm personally very pro-remote (have worked remote at corporate gigs before) and it'd be great to see more companies adopting it. There are some seriously big benefits and, if the tooling keeps improving, I think it could be a real competitive advantage for companies.
- TeMPOraL 7y ago> If productivity turns out to be similar (or better) despite this handicap, I'd be genuinely curious to see how companies respond! It won't. That's the problem. Being forced to do WFH unprepaerd + kids suddenly home + being in an actual pandemic, worried about the future, your family and yourself = productivity disaster. And it unfortunately will end up emotionally associated with WFH.
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoAlso, I suspect many companies are going to see reduced turnover, and as a result are likely to shy away from anything that may have contributed, including WFH.