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Hybrid remote is the worst of both worlds. The best remote employees will move to fully remote companies so they can move out of the B-team. Over time Sandeep w
by sytse 5y ago
Hybrid remote is the worst of both worlds. The best remote employees will move to fully remote companies so they can move out of the B-team. Over time Sandeep will be right when he says: "Those who are least engaged are very comfortable working from home."
- geodel 5y agoMaybe worst for you. For many like me avoiding 3 hr of commute per day even for 2 days a week is better than no remote at all.
- sytse 5y agoI agree that some working for home for all people makes sense. With hybrid I refer to some people never being in the office https://www.wired.com/story/hybrid-remote-work-offers-the-worst-of-both-worlds/ https://www.wired.com/story/hybrid-remote-work-offers-the-wo...
- geodel 5y agoAh okay. Thinking about today's workplaces particularly in IT everyone seems to a JIRA slave. Pretty soon even visiting rest room in office may require tracking via Jira ticket. So in these places I hardly see much collaboration that does not have tracking id. I guess issue is most companies where daily work is same thing getting repeated endlessly or minor variation of it vs places developing new things. Now stories about second kind of places are so amplified that it tends to ignore the fact that most places are in fact doing repetitive and/or heavily tracked tasks which can be done remotely. And precisely for this type of work it wouldn't matter if everyone is remote / some are remote or permanently remote / partially remote.