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Not just slightly skewed. Also the HN audience is far more remote-oriented than I’ve encountered among my coworkers over the course of my career, including > 4
by burlesona 5y ago
Not just slightly skewed.
Also the HN audience is far more remote-oriented than I’ve encountered among my coworkers over the course of my career, including > 4 years working full-remote.
- briefcomment 5y agoAnonymity probably accounts for a decent portion of the discrepancy (meaning some of your co-workers would probably be anti-WFH in person, and pro-WFH anonymously)
- YinglingLight 5y agoVery few are anti-WFH in person. That would be publicly admitting that you can't be trusted to work independently.
- burlesona 5y agoWe’ll, I can’t prove or disprove that claim, but most of my coworkers have always been very candid with their preferences. I find it difficult to believe that there’s a large number of people who regularly say one thing while secretly believing the opposite.