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> I understand it may be more difficult for certain people If you can understand that, then you should understand that certain people will make rational decisi
by Octoth0rpe 4y ago
> I understand it may be more difficult for certain people
If you can understand that, then you should understand that certain people will make rational decisions to minimize their difficulty. Remote work positions are more available now, and such people will likely naturally gravitate towards them. Consequently, non-remote positions will be disproportionally more able-bodied, which is exactly the point of the Apple employee statement.
- thebean11 4y agoYeah maybe. I'd be curious to know how big of a factor it actually is. Would an extraverted person using a wheelchair prefer to work from home, or go in? I'd be hesitant to assume something like that is necessarily the biggest factor for somebody. It could certainly trend that way though. I don't see that as super problematic.
- lghh 4y agoThey have that option. Apple's offices are not going away. The letter specifically mentions that.
- thebean11 4y agoYeah sure. What I'm getting at is that it's not necessarily unjust to ask someone in a wheelchair to go somewhere in person for their job, and I'm not convinced most people in a wheelchair would see it that way.