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Are you saying that collaborating closely online is not collaborating? Meanwhile family and pets provide social companionship. Why do you consider that inferi
by skirmish 4y ago
Are you saying that collaborating closely online is not collaborating?
Meanwhile family and pets provide social companionship. Why do you consider that inferior?
- RestlessMind 4y agoFamily and pets are some of the greatest form of companionship. Online collaboration is pretty lame. It is very transactional, builds very shallow relationships and takes immense effort to agree on complex decisions. I have been doing fully remote since March 2020 (duh) and have met almost all the new colleagues since then in person for work offsites. Most common sentiment is that no one misses commute but otherwise, in-person is so much better to work with each other. Funnily enough, my company toots the horn of fully-remote. But execs have started meeting in person regularly. It’s just not advertised broadly, but bumping into one of them occasionally and being friends with their assistants reveal so much about “remote for proles but in-person for execs” setup.