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no it isn't.

• fileeditview 4y ago
  It is a claim without proof which discredits people failing in a remote job. Comes pretty close to an insult TBH. Considering that success and failure in remote jobs does depend a lot on the team, the organization, the planning etc.. not only the person itself. Also e.g. this sentence by GP raised red flags for me: > Most software engineers produce more effort than they’re worth and skate by with meetings, “pair programming”, etc Let's leave meetings out because I agree that too many meetings are bad but pair programming can be a useful tool, especially to transfer knowledge. And that MOST SWEs produce more effort than they're worth.. lol.. what a blanket statement.
  • l30n4da5 4y ago
    > It is a claim without proof which discredits people failing in a remote job. Comes pretty close to an insult TBH. It was an opinion. Given based on someone's anecdotal experience. I'll stand by my original statement regarding whether that is a personal attack: > No it isn't. ___ > lol.. what a blanket statement. agreed on that point. I believe that statement definitely missed the mark, imo.