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I'm really tired of these no true Scotsman arguments from WFH evangelists. "Everyone would like WFH if they'd truly experienced it the 'correct' way! Anyone w
by CydeWeys 6y ago
I'm really tired of these no true Scotsman arguments from WFH evangelists.
"Everyone would like WFH if they'd truly experienced it the 'correct' way! Anyone who says they don't like it just hasn't done it properly!"
Please just accept that not everyone is exactly like you. Plenty of people really do enjoy the in-person office environment more.
- detaro 6y agoAnd they are really tired by the "see, people do terribly at home, this proves it doesn't work" from the anti-WFH crowd, and being pushed out of something that works for them with such arguments. (Which is the reverse of your argument: please accept that for some people WFH works better and they really want to keep that option) I am in the "will return to the office regularly as soon as I can" crowd, but I don't think the "no true Scotsman" is a fair accusation here. The pandemic situation is different and not a good indicator, and a good chunk of the problems people have are obviously connected to that.