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"What's broken is having to go to the office every single day." Exactly. The whole remote thing has become kinda like a zero sum game and has 2 sides to it. On
by codegeek 5y ago
"What's broken is having to go to the office every single day."
Exactly. The whole remote thing has become kinda like a zero sum game and has 2 sides to it. One that believes it should be remote anywhere for anyone vs the other that is very rigid and wants people in office all the time. The answer is somewhere in the middle and hybrid.
Flexibility to work from home 2-3 days a week would be awesome while you can still come to office if you want to meet/collaborate in person. yes, this rules out people who are not in the same state/country (I have a lot to say about that) but I am ok with that.
- dboreham 5y agoI worked for a couple of years in an organization where we all worked remotely but met up for 2-3 days in some convenient city (e.g. where one or two team members already lived) for brain storming sessions 2-3 times a year; and also at trade shows/conferences, where we sent probably more team members than was necessary but it was justifiable because the event doubled as a f2f team session.