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I think you can work remotely or privately and still get quite many things more from your work than a paycheck? Even including meaning, belonging, etc? While t
by swatcoder 4y ago
I think you can work remotely or privately and still get quite many things more from your work than a paycheck? Even including meaning, belonging, etc?
While there may be many things that you got from a shared workspace, there are only a few of them that aren’t also available remotely.
You probably don’t need to be caricaturing other people’s experience to justify your own. I imagine you’d still be fine to do you without making it suggest anything in particular about the rest of us.
- alecbz 4y agoI only have a couple of years of data for remote/semi-remote work, but personally I’ve found physical presence is an important factor in how connected I feel to others. And how connected I feel to others definitely has a strong effect on how much meaning I find in what I’m working on (I have more than a few years of data for that.) > You probably don’t need to be caricaturing other people’s experience to justify your own. I don’t follow — whose experiences am I caricaturing? I meant his comments resonate with my own experience of working remotely.