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Totally agreed with you. I found much greater joy going to the office everyday, working, meeting with my coworkers, doing things after work like grabbing a bee
by senttoschool 4y ago
Totally agreed with you.
I found much greater joy going to the office everyday, working, meeting with my coworkers, doing things after work like grabbing a beer in the kitchen, etc. I really missed those things. Now I'm just staring at a screen for 10 hours a day. Two extra hours because I feel like I need to prove that I'm working while I'm remote.
It sucks. I feel way less energy and less passion for the company.
- spookthesunset 4y agoCompletely agree. There is no more banter. No sharing of ideas. No creativity. It's all just zoom bullshit. I keep wondering when this crap is gonna end and people will realize that this "pure remote" shit absolutely kills innovation and creativity. But man... it's super depressing. I used to love my work. Now it sucks. I think it will take many years before this shakes out. I think companies that are in-person will out-compete and out-innovate those who aren't. I think the pendulum will start swinging back to in-person. I dunno. It's exhausting though. I feel very trapped by all this crap. I could only imagine being a new-hire or some fresh college grad...
- senttoschool 4y ago>I dunno. It's exhausting though. I feel very trapped by all this crap. I could only imagine being a new-hire or some fresh college grad... Imagine trying to build a relationship over Slack and Zoom as a new hire. I'd be lost and frustrated. It's just not the same.