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I see it as a trade-off. You get more flexibility but at the cost of a home office (not to mention it could be expensed or factored into the salary somehow). I'
by proc0 4y ago
I see it as a trade-off. You get more flexibility but at the cost of a home office (not to mention it could be expensed or factored into the salary somehow). I'm more worried about the perception of remote workers and how that will affect promotions in the long run.
- sam0x17 4y agoIt's moving the other way from what I've seen. It's becoming absurd / unheard of to work in the office at least in early stage startups, and those expectations are carrying through series A/B and beyond and larger companies are really feeling the pressure. I hope we divy up all these useless skyscrapers into a public good like free high quality public housing :)