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Im not seeing a lot of remote/hybrid offers in the midatlantic area (from my little checking around my area). It's a lot more "we're remote right now and haven
by quaffapint 5y ago
Im not seeing a lot of remote/hybrid offers in the midatlantic area (from my little checking around my area).
It's a lot more "we're remote right now and haven't determined our remote strategy" which like my current place generally means we'll expect you back, but might be a little more lenient on why you need to do a special WFH day.
I've done both full remote and full open office. I think being close enough to go in and get together to determine project path and then going remote to work on it seems to be the way to go. It doesn't look like my current employer believes the same way - even though they are doing very well right now and we're all remote.
- deagle50 5y agoSWE?
- ChrisMarshallNY 5y agoSoftWare Engineer
- joecot 5y agoThat's why people are looking for a new job that will specifically let them work remote. Like anything else, it's easier to get the change you want from a new company than your current one, and you work that out as part of the interview and offer. With the jobs in such demand, companies that wouldn't normally hire remote people will.
- MrKristopher 5y agoWouldn't checking for remote jobs around your area sort of defeat the purpose?