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I think companies will need to decide and split. Hybrid is going to be hard on those who really like that in person interaction.
by MattGaiser 6y ago
I think companies will need to decide and split. Hybrid is going to be hard on those who really like that in person interaction.
- ghaff 6y agoAlthough I'd point out that many companies were pretty hybrid before this between people traveling, people in different offices, and, yes, people remote. Even if I went into our local office pre-pandemic, only a few people I work with are there and I don't actually even know most people in the office. I don't disagree though. This was sort of my point. People who don't want remote or hybrid will have to seek out companies with stronger butt-in-seats cultures.
- silicon2401 6y agoIt's also hard for people who don't need an office or in-person interaction with coworkers. It should be opt-in rather than hybrid; socialites can hang out with each other, so there's no need to force everyone else to go through commuting, dressing up, and sitting in an office around people all day.