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I don't know how anyone can say that video calls and face-to-face time are equivalent with a straight face. Of course, this is my opinion, but it seems pretty
by doopy-loopy2 6y ago
I don't know how anyone can say that video calls and face-to-face time are equivalent with a straight face.
Of course, this is my opinion, but it seems pretty obvious that in-person interaction is what builds relationships.
- DevKoala 6y agoBecause we have statistics to prove it. The productivity of our whole eng organization has been great while being 100% remote. As a caveat to this, before the pandemic only half of us went to the office. I believe that helped us be prepared. Also, haven’t you ever made friends online? Building relationships online is nothing new. In fact, many of the in person relationship building activities excluded different individuals. For example, going out for drinks with the team was never my idea of having fun. I am glad I don’t have to attend those anymore.
- doopy-loopy2 6y agolol, care to share what kind of statistics you are looking at?