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it's illogical for a remote worker to return to an office, it's a regression to older technology (aside from subjective views). The reverse is not true. Therefo
by buboard 6y ago
it's illogical for a remote worker to return to an office, it's a regression to older technology (aside from subjective views). The reverse is not true. Therefore, one side is clearly using subjective feelings as arguments, and the other side is angered by how illogical it all is.
- rainyMammoth 6y agoI think you explained it right. Over the last couple of years I started working from home more and more to the point that I'm considering going full remote after this pandemic. The way I see it is an evolution from old-school thinking to the future of work. Going remote IS going to be the future that we like it or not. Every year our collaboration tools become better and better and as new generation come into the workforce they will increasingly start by being remote first. It is as if you drove a car after using horse your whole life but a subset of people want to convince you that everyone should go back to horses because it's easier to have that "feeling of camaraderie" with your engine.
- watwut 6y agoI dont think your claim is logical. It is not logical to assume that newer means better for everyone. The return to office can be rational move back after doing move that made things worst. This is confusing own subjective preference and own evaluation shortcut with "objectively better". And I am saying that as someone who plans to work more from home after covid ends.