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There is an abundance of coworking spaces available (likely more as employers end their leases). It's not like work-from-home advocates are saying that these ne
by zamalek 4y ago
There is an abundance of coworking spaces available (likely more as employers end their leases). It's not like work-from-home advocates are saying that these need to go away also.
Remote-first has the highest degree of freedom for everyone involved. Office-first only works for those who enjoy it. These arguments are inherently selfish.
- addicted 4y agoThis is a false dichotomy. Working in a private room in a coworking space with random strangers is not the same as working in an office where everyone is working for the same company. You may believe that there is absolutely no benefit to being physically collocated with your colleagues, and you may even be right, it’s quite obviously a very different option from the only 2 you’ve presented (work at home/work in a coworking space with random people).