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I would strongly prefer some kind of hybrid model. To actually code or write something complex, WFH is great. But some interactions with colleagues just can't b
by lamchob 6y ago
I would strongly prefer some kind of hybrid model. To actually code or write something complex, WFH is great. But some interactions with colleagues just can't be replaced, even with slack and zoom.
The percentage should be flexible, depending on the current task and phase of the project.
- richkane100 6y agoIf it was a hybrid, I guess that would mean a smaller office would be needed by your company. Do you think that is an opportunity for companies to think about moving their office out of expensive city centers or you think it is still necessary to be centrally located for talent/client interactions?