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I think something to say about remote-but-local companies. Close enough to travel to a central location every few weeks/month, but far enough to let people live
by dukeyukey 6y ago
I think something to say about remote-but-local companies. Close enough to travel to a central location every few weeks/month, but far enough to let people live in cheaper, larger housing you wouldn't find within 10 miles of a city office.
Like, look at London. Mega house prices in the city, but they peter out pretty quickly once you cross the M25 and you start hitting semi-rural areas.
- dheera 6y agoYeah, I like that. I think having an office with flexibility to be there anywhere from occasionally to every day is a good thing. There are also people who don't work well remotely, especially if the salaries don't increase enough to rent a big enough apartment with decent lighting, or if the employee has children who constantly distract them, among others.