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Exactly this. Remote working does remove some of the rapport and chemistry from relationships, which is regrettable, but on the other hand it also reduces the
by jacknews 6y ago
Exactly this.
Remote working does remove some of the rapport and chemistry from relationships, which is regrettable, but on the other hand it also reduces the ability for people to 'dominate the room', intimidate, etc.
These kinds of people are sometimes intellectual giants, but very often simply bullies.
- vsareto 6y agoI think it's the other way, the rapport and chemistry allow you to resist someone when they're (consciously or not) dominating the room. You're more easily divided if you don't have that with your coworkers.
- jacknews 6y agoI think you're in a bad place if things have devolved to a herd-metality us-vs-them. But I find well-aimed questions can often derail attempts to railroad a situation from a position of power, and it can be very uncomfortable to field those questions in an in-person setting. Much less so remotely.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoIt's both.