> Meanwhile if you can work well remote, you can probably work well at a desk. This is sadly not universal. I’d wagger there’s a decent number of people who co

> Meanwhile if you can work well remote, you can probably work well at a desk. This is sadly not universal. I’d wagger there’s a decent number of people who could only barely work in an office. I’ve memories of people who had issues keeping themselves and/or desk clean, and it wasn’t some cute story to laugh at, it had a direct impact on their performance and if their managers found any good excuse they’d be out pretty quick. Then all the IRL office harrasment stuff, the one that looms at a level HR doesn’t give a fuck but you still deal with it every fucking day. Going remote makes it weirdly easier on both sides, I guess some people just couldn’t help it and now they have a private space where they can do what they need to calm down. I’d say there’s a infinite number of circumstances, up until now we’d just think these people are just not fitted to work at any place. Working remote changes a lot of these pre-requisites.