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I think there’s a lot of WFH folk who are worried less about promotions than they are the availability of WFH jobs in general. People who favor that style of w

by poink 5y ago

I think there’s a lot of WFH folk who are worried less about promotions than they are the availability of WFH jobs in general. People who favor that style of working viewed COVID as a transformational event, and are going to push back hard on anything/anyone suggesting a return to the previous status quo, where WFH was something you had to be a relatively special snowflake to be afforded by many/most companies.

ByteJockey 5y ago
> I think there’s a lot of WFH folk who are worried less about promotions than they are the availability of WFH jobs in general. I feel like this was covered in the "tanking their career" part of my statement, but fair. It's rather important, I guess it deserves an explicit call out.