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Do you go to the office because you need to or want to? Seems there is some difference there.
by tluyben2 4y ago
Do you go to the office because you need to or want to? Seems there is some difference there.
- sbf501 4y agoWhy does that even matter? Or do you just assume everyone is a Javascript programmer? If I say "need" people will tell me it's my fault and to change jobs. If I say "want" people will tell me it's my fault and to change jobs.
- tluyben2 4y agoI don’t assume anyone is a javascript programmer by choice really but anyway. Of course it matters; if you want to be in the office, why count your travel hours? Your choice. If you need to be in the office, that’s another case.
- sbf501 4y agoYou are missing the point: it is endemic to the culture. It has nothing to do with personal choice. It's like blaming a sexual assault victim for what they wear: that's not the issue, it is toxic masculinity that is the problem, e.g., the culture, not the individual incident.