>The Sopranos and Homeland were (sort of) about remote work Did I miss a major plot point of these shows? > We often lose sight of the whole point, the whole

>The Sopranos and Homeland were (sort of) about remote work Did I miss a major plot point of these shows? > We often lose sight of the whole point, the whole shooting match of the economy — it exists to provide people with the security to form and strengthen relationships. I've never heard anyone claim before that this is the point of the economy. > If you’re an employer, the office is your primary tool for facilitating culture. Holiday parties and post-work drinks aren’t sunk costs — they’re investments in happiness, innovation, and relationships I think in my career I've been to about two party/work events that weren't incredibly cringey and didn't make me want to find a way to leave as quickly as possible For Galloway fans... what's the appeal here? I'm genuinely curious as I've tried to listen to his podcast with Swisher who I do like and found it incredibly dull and riddled with inconsistencies and his writing and tweets do not appear any better but he seems to have a cult following.