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I'm just saying that declining office attendance is self-reinforcing, not making a judgment whether it's good or bad. FWIW I think remote work has many good ef
by roca 4y ago
I'm just saying that declining office attendance is self-reinforcing, not making a judgment whether it's good or bad.
FWIW I think remote work has many good effects. It's let me live in New Zealand and do interesting work, for example. I think it's good for communities. I'm generally very pleased by the explosion in remote working. But after working from home exclusively for six years I'm enjoying being in an office.
- mwcampbell 4y agoThanks for that answer. So for me the big question is how we can satisfy the people who enjoy working in an office, while still providing the benefits of remote work for people who want or need it, and while not treating the remote workers as second-class. I'm particularly concerned about this because I believe remote work is more inclusive, particularly for disabled people. But working in an office also has undeniable advantages for some people.