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I still think that’s a big ask. I’d bet that the group of people that want full remote also includes a large number of people who hate the idea of company retre
by basisword 5y ago
I still think that’s a big ask. I’d bet that the group of people that want full remote also includes a large number of people who hate the idea of company retreats. I’d rather finish work at 5pm and have fun on my own terms than a week of proscribed company “fun”.
- Swizec 5y agoSure it’s a big ask but if the planning is important and you are important to the planning and it is deemed a sufficient quality of planning can only happen in person … business travel seems far too common to be worthless. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Nobody said anything about work activities after 5. You can go do whatever. But hanging out with coworkers when you’re all seeing each other for a rare or even first time seems like a pretty common whatever.
- codezero 5y agoI mentioned in another thread, my company is planning to do this twice a year but the actual company mandate is to make any in person meeting or gathering accessible to remote people.