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Australian here. I work four days a week from home and one day in the office as a “team day.” Seems to work for us as software developers. Team day is not mand
by taspeotis 5y ago
Australian here.
I work four days a week from home and one day in the office as a “team day.” Seems to work for us as software developers. Team day is not mandatory but everyone makes an effort to rock up and socialise a bit.
My wife is an optometrist and will continue to work from her practice 5 days a week.
- jimbob45 5y agoThe crucial difference between your policy and a total WfH policy is the ability to recruit anyone from a ~50-mile radius versus anyone from the Australian continent. The quality of applicants you get from a total WfH policy will dwarf whatever benefits you get from one in-person day.
- hedora 5y agoAlso, you could probably fly people around for in person events for less than the cost of the office space. Tropical island, maybe?
- pjgalbraith 5y agoAbsolutely. I'm based in Australia and that's exactly what the fully remote company I work for does, they fly the team over every few months... minus the tropical island.