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Yep. Permanent remote work is not good for me. I miss going to lunch with coworkers, finding a new restaurant, going out to coffee in the afternoons, etc. This
by icedchai 4y ago
Yep. Permanent remote work is not good for me. I miss going to lunch with coworkers, finding a new restaurant, going out to coffee in the afternoons, etc. This just isn't possible with "fully remote" and people are a half hour (minimum) to 8+ hours away.
I'm thinking about getting a spot at a coworking space just to get out of the house more during the day.
- compacct27 4y agoI’ve been getting out a lot, it definitely helps some. After going to a few coworking spaces, I noticed they all have their own cultures. All of the ones around me are pretty quiet, I was caught off guard by that. Of course, everyone’s there to work. Feels like I’d need my friends to be there for it to really work out
- real-dino 4y agoI feel the same, but won't ever accept non-remote, as I'd end up losing 2 hours a day, the money for lunch, and the transport money. Companies that are non-remote are also more likely to have a toxic work culture. And that also needs your colleagues to be in, which if they have a choice... they won't.
- aintmeit 4y ago"If they have a choice". You talk about the situation like you're a slave to your master. It's 2022 -- labour laws exist.