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Some things are significantly more effective and productive in person than remote. Empirically I cannot argue otherwise, and I have been working remote for year
by jandrewrogers 5y ago
Some things are significantly more effective and productive in person than remote. Empirically I cannot argue otherwise, and I have been working remote for years in various capacities. The discrepancy suggested in the article can likely be explained by the reality that the further up the management ladder you go, the larger the percentage of your work that significantly benefits from being in person.
In that sense, it feels like people are talking past each other.
- pm90 5y agoI don’t think the preferences of one class should be forced on another one. If the higher ups enjoy working in the office, they should just keep enough offices and meeting rooms to allow them to do that. Forcing others to come in is what I don’t really agree with; the reasons provided for wanting to do that have seemed pretty weak and pseudo scientific.