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Naw. Two years isn’t enough time for large organizations to fully devolve into tiny silos of people that never collaborate outside their immediate team. With r
by spookthesunset 4y ago
Naw. Two years isn’t enough time for large organizations to fully devolve into tiny silos of people that never collaborate outside their immediate team.
With remote it’s as if the rest of the company doesn’t exist. You’ll never even meet anybody else using just zoom.
I’m sorry but full remote is a huge bust. I get people love their lack of commute and think they are all being ultra productive but honestly they aren’t. There is way more to being a successful organization than simply optimizing for each employees productivity.
Everything exists on a pendulum and it is gonna swing back in favor of real in person work.
The last two years were supposed to be temporary. Always remember that.
- prmoustache 4y ago> Naw. Two years isn’t enough time for large organizations to fully devolve into tiny silos of people that never collaborate outside their immediate team. > [...] > Everything exists on a pendulum and it is gonna swing back in favor of real in person work. How do you think companies that have team spread across different continents have been working for decades? Why do you think apps such as slack and msteams were already heavily used and popular in the workplace before covid hit?