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>The important thing is that employers understand that slow computers cost them a lot of money when they hobble developers with them. Sadly, that's not going t
by vsareto 4y ago
>The important thing is that employers understand that slow computers cost them a lot of money when they hobble developers with them.
Sadly, that's not going to fly these days with those same employers thinking people slack off more often remotely vs. in the office.
- gjm11 4y agoIf people are slacking off more when working remotely, then measures that make doing the job less frustrating seem likely to have outsized positive effects, by reducing that slacking-off. (Maybe I'm assuming I'm more typical than I really am. I know that when the work I'm supposed to be doing is frustrating and annoying I feel much more temptation to do other things instead.)
- vsareto 4y agoI'm saying they're not going to see the logic of saving time with better equipment when they're complaining about people slacking off remotely.