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Good tips again, but I get quite a bit of exercise — 40-50 mile a week runner. > Why commit to going back into the open office? Because I like working in an o
by paulcole 5y ago
Good tips again, but I get quite a bit of exercise — 40-50 mile a week runner.
> Why commit to going back into the open office?
Because I like working in an open office with other people. The same as the pro-remote work crowd does not enjoy in an office. Neither is right or wrong — they are preferences. My plan is to find a company with employees who share my preferences.
- Apocryphon 5y agoIt’s rare to find people who truly prefer the open office layout over having a personal office, or a cubicle, or a shared cube with one’s team. That’s a unique opinion that you’re free to have. For many, the depredations of the open office is a driving reason towards remote, but you uniquely do not have that hang-up. Enjoy!
- stevegore 5y agoI’m not sure it’s that rare. It’s just that the remote working evangelists are just so damn vocal about it.
- Apocryphon 5y agoIt’s not about remote vs. in office. It’s about open office vs. other types of office plans. The anti-open office threads on HN were something else. Perhaps with RTO, they will have a comeback.