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> But so many folks declining non remote jobs was a bit surprising. What's surprising about it? I decline non 100% remote jobs because I live in a small city t
by danwee 4y ago
> But so many folks declining non remote jobs was a bit surprising.
What's surprising about it? I decline non 100% remote jobs because I live in a small city that has zero or a couple of tech companies and I don't want to move (because I may have already a house in this small city, because my partner may have a good job here, because of... there are so many reasons to not wanting to move). Now, if you tell me that Microsoft is opening an office 10 minutes away (on foot) from my home, then yeah, I can accept an hybrid model. But that's not the case, so 100% remote or "Thanks, but no thanks"
- rrmdp 4y agoI am with you, I am big fan of remote, I been WFH since 2009 and wouldn't trade for anything but it was a surprise that so many people wouldn't accept a non-remote work.