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Reminder that there are many forms of remote and in-office work (not just 2, 4, and 6): 1. work only possible in-office. (e.g. retail, hyper-secure jobs) 2
by mLuby 5y ago
Reminder that there are many forms of remote and in-office work (not just 2, 4, and 6):
1. work only possible in-office. (e.g. retail, hyper-secure jobs)
2. in-office 5 days a week (e.g. pre-pandemic office jobs)
3. in a remote office some weeks a year. (e.g. traveling consultants)
4. remote 1-4 days a week, in-office 1-4 days. (e.g. Google's hybrid pilot)
5. remote except for some weeks a year. (e.g. team visits or retreats)
6. WFH, shared work hours (e.g. working from the Americas)
7. remote async/time-zone independent (e.g. global digital nomad)
(Please add any categories I missed.)
- ItsMonkk 5y agoIt's also possible for new forms to emerge throughout this. For instance, I can imagine that remote workers might attempt to move into a college campus amongst students, or if a college campus shut down for remote workers to move to it, and eventually for campuses that would be created for the sole purpose of hosting remote workers, that might be filled with 4+1's with more space for adults instead of dorm rooms. People who want a home could move close to campus instead of being on it. This would give the people that need to be outside of their home a place to be, would give adults a nice shared third space. It would be filled with remote people from many companies, not one company per campus. This is just one idea amongst many that are possible.