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I’ve worked for a few remote places, including one which was remote-first before it was cool, and I don’t think the schedule flexibility part rings true Every
by granshaw 5y ago
I’ve worked for a few remote places, including one which was remote-first before it was cool, and I don’t think the schedule flexibility part rings true
Everyone was expected to be available 9-5ish for potential collaboration/questions purposes, and you had to inform the team if you’re gonna be afk for anything longer than 30minsish
Some teams even had a norm of leaving a “signing off for the day” note and a “getting lunch” note
If there are remote companies out there who truly let you be flexible with your schedule, I’d love to know about them