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As someone who has worked remote long before the pandemic, this is a myth in my experience. I have had at least as many friendships formed with remote coworkers
by it_does_follow 5y ago
As someone who has worked remote long before the pandemic, this is a myth in my experience. I have had at least as many friendships formed with remote coworkers as I have in person office workers.
Occasional get-togethers do help with this quite a lot, but it's not necessary.
What I find strange about this reasoning is: doesn't every hacker have friends from around the world they've never met in person? From various software projects, open source contributions, online community connections etc I have a fairly long list of people who are very important to me that I've never met in person.
- weatherlite 5y ago> I have a fairly long list of people who are very important to me that I've never met in person It happens for some but I can't say its the norm. Most people's meaningful relationships are based on real life, at least initially or some of the time.