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I like this. I'm currently on my 1% of not working remote, first and last few days of being in the office since last year July. I'm just as productive or maybe
by ragebol 4y ago
I like this. I'm currently on my 1% of not working remote, first and last few days of being in the office since last year July.
I'm just as productive or maybe less than I was at home. Only reason to be here is to have a face to face chat, a beer and BBQ with colleagues. Oh, and see our hardware in person, but productivity wise, the benefit is negligible if at all.
- SSLy 4y agoI visit the office once a month to meet the folks, I don't even pretend to do any work on such days maybe except replying to emails.
- dekhn 4y agoI think of it slightly differently- I go to the office primarily to be social, but will at times to pair programming or other technical work with coworkers in the same room. However, I never try to do anything complex (https://dev.to/_bigblind/are-interruptions-really-worse-for-programmers-than-for-other-knowledge-workers-2ij9 https://dev.to/_bigblind/are-interruptions-really-worse-for-...) in person/in the office, just minor changes that work together if two people are in a room. Write a few lines, see that things still pass, and send for review, which is then done carefully, without distractions, out of office.