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This just isn't true. Office culture requires people and regularity. The ability to go and tap someone on the shoulder is priceless. WFH makes businesses less
by nostrebored 5y ago
This just isn't true. Office culture requires people and regularity. The ability to go and tap someone on the shoulder is priceless.
WFH makes businesses less effective.
- noisy_boy 5y ago> The ability to go and tap someone on the shoulder is priceless Indeed and the annoyance I feel from that while I'm trying to concentrate is matchless.
- etripe 5y agoTapping on the shoulder can mean two things: "riddle me this" and "drop everything because I'm more important". The former can be replaced by a chat app. The latter is a stopgap for a failure to plan and goes with an adhocracy. If a company became less efficient due to a lack of "drop everything" taps on the shoulder, it wasn't efficient in the first place.