> I fundamentally do not think remote teams can ever be as > productive as in-person teams Remote teams are much more productive[1] as "in-person teams". What

> I fundamentally do not think remote teams can ever be as > productive as in-person teams Remote teams are much more productive[1] as "in-person teams". What maybe is missing for you is that remote teams are polishing their process, documentations and tools and searching people that "fit" in this working style for years while the "in-person teams" are trying to learn it just now. [1] https://www.timedoctor.com/blog/remote-teams-future-of-work/ https://www.timedoctor.com/blog/remote-teams-future-of-work/