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I absolutely don't care about productivity. I care about > Also, it's nice seeing everybody at work, getting lunch, having a coffee break with people, whiteboa
by gfxgirl 6y ago
I absolutely don't care about productivity. I care about
> Also, it's nice seeing everybody at work, getting lunch, having a coffee break with people, whiteboarding, etc. There is a huge social aspect that is lost with WFH that zoom can't replace. Imo that reduction in socializing has reduced my work performance because I've noticed I just sprint ahead for 4+ hours straight and burn out really hard at the end of the day.
I like showing up at work to work together with my co-workers. If you don't then maybe you should get a new job where you like the people you work with.
Am I really not looking forward to the new remote work future. Maybe someone will come up with a way to restore the socializing I got from work. I don't just want to hang out with friends. I want to work together with people on a common goal, and by "work together" I mean I want to do this in the same space. Just like eating lunch on zoom or going to a virtual bar via facetime is not as good as actually siting at the same table with friends neither is remote work as fulfilling "for me" as actually being in the same space as my co-workers. But then again I like my co-workers and I like the things we are building together.
- kyawzazaw 6y agoIs a local co working space out of the option? Just genuinely curious. Of course, when the pandemic is over.
- prawn 6y agoI think this will be increasingly popular. You can minimise your commute while retaining the social aspect. I've worked out of shared offices for 20 years and enjoy it.
- gjs278 6y agoyou’re a disgusting normie if you prefer having to be around coworkers while coding. if we kicked you weirdos out of the office we could all finally be WFH master race.