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They'll essentially pay you more for being more productive. There are very few people that are more productive out of the office. Google/Facebook/Apple have t
by Ensorceled 5y ago
They'll essentially pay you more for being more productive.
There are very few people that are more productive out of the office.
Google/Facebook/Apple have the stats ... if they want you back in the office it's because they've seen productivity go down.
- kilroy123 5y agoWhere is the data that shows this? I've worked remotely since 2015 and I don't buy this.
- dijit 5y agoAlso if they’re suddenly paying more for productivity: how do you explain the rise of the open office- proven over and over to decrease productivity?
- Cederfjard 5y agoI don’t have any data either way, but it could technically be the case that the productivity gains from working in an open plan office offset the costs compared to allowing people to work from home, but that the same is not true when comparing an open office to a traditional one. I guess it depends on if you believe these companies work off good data or not.
- Xevi 5y agoI don't believe it either. I work for a company that has hundreds of remote employees right now and it's been going really well for the past 1.5 years now.
- bodge5000 5y agoYou don't need to see the data, just believe the big 3 tech companies, they'd never lead you astray
- UncleMeat 5y agoIf this were the plan, then this would be addressable in performance review. Remote workers would be less productive and get lower performance reviews and get paid less. Further, working remotely from Idaho and working remotely from just outside NYC would presumably have the same productivity hit, but they lead to very different pay rates.