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>My colleagues and I published a couple of different views on the future of “work from home” and remote work last Friday — a story that, if analytics is any sig
by Traster 6y ago
>My colleagues and I published a couple of different views on the future of “work from home” and remote work last Friday — a story that, if analytics is any sign, really struck a nerve with many of you.
This has become like Donald Trump or Tesla. Article after article that adds practically nothing on value because the headline drives clicks. This is just yet another "Now we can do anything because I'm a tech journalist, not someone who has spent 10 seconds thinking about any of the implications of what I'm saying*.
- zaptheimpaler 6y agoBut it all contributes to the "global conversation" lmao
- ErikAugust 6y agoI think this is a valid point. Analytics cause a terrible feedback loop where authors just beat a topic to death with quick keyword-laden opinion articles for clicks. A topic that could use seriously exploration like "Work From Home" often just becomes some sort of meme to exploit.