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Maybe, but many remote-first companies eventually hold in-person events. I recently met the folks on my all-remote team for the first time, and it was a little
by __derek__ 4y ago
Maybe, but many remote-first companies eventually hold in-person events. I recently met the folks on my all-remote team for the first time, and it was a little jarring to see the differences between expectation and reality.
- etempleton 4y agoI would also argue height advantages do not really factor in until one reaches leadership positions. At that point the job probably dictates being in person at least part time.
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- __derek__ 4y agoAs I understand it, height bias factors into who gets leadership positions in the first place. Maybe that phenomenon decreases as a result of remote work, though.
- xunn0026 4y agoCurious: jarring how? I saw an excellent educational video recently from a guy that was, how to put it, dressed almost like a hobo.
- __derek__ 4y agoJarring in that some people were taller or shorter than I assumed based on their home office set-up or personality.