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Imagine if it were the norm though. You could move out of the Bay Area and afford a home with a dedicated office space. I worked remotely for 17 years and I fou
by wintermutestwin 7y ago
Imagine if it were the norm though. You could move out of the Bay Area and afford a home with a dedicated office space. I worked remotely for 17 years and I found ways to create a separation. Sadly, I fear you are right though - there may be a slightly larger WFH push, but inertia of management by proximity will still be the norm.
- ghaff 7y agoOr get an office in a co-working facility of some sort. Most of my remote colleagues do work out of their house but I've known people who wanted to create that separation and weren't near a company office so they rented a space. Sometimes companies will even pay for that. (Don't know our policy.)
- 0xffff2 7y agoWell, not a GitLab you couldn't because they'll cut your salary tremendously (40% if I moved to my second home in Oregon). Oregon is a whole lot cheaper than the Bay area, but it's not 40% cheaper.