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You would also need to avoid any and every other way of revealing your location.
by throwphoton 6y ago
You would also need to avoid any and every other way of revealing your location.
- buzzkillington 6y agoLess hard than you think. I really just need a closet in SF with my own gear and off to the races. It's a shame slavery doesn't exist any longer. I'd sell myself to a company owned by a shell company I control in a state where slavery is illegal and siphon all my income that way.
- modwest 6y agoJust pray travel expenses never pop up I guess?
- gruez 6y agoif you're a dev the chances of you incurring a travel expense is low.
- thedufer 6y agoReally? I'm a dev (although not at Facebook) and I travel for work several times a year. Also, all of the remote employees I've worked with have traveled to the office occasionally.
- modwest 6y agodunno i’ve been fully remote for 6 years now. Many reasons people get together. Several times a year is my experience. Would be a tough pill to swallow to have to secretly travel to town, get a hotel, all on my own dime. What a huge stress & pain in the ass. edit: In fact, “get the team together quarterly” is, last I heard, pretty standard guidance for distributed teams. I think it’s a fair assumption if you have little experience working remote. There’s more travel involved than you think though.
- greesil 6y agoIf someone is claiming to be local they just say report to some location on campus and badge in.