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This is the main disadvantage of remote work IMO. All those little things you think of while writing a solution gets lost in the "I'll do that later" sphere. In
by cauliflower99 4y ago
This is the main disadvantage of remote work IMO. All those little things you think of while writing a solution gets lost in the "I'll do that later" sphere. In comparison, in-person programming in a team provides no excuse. Even if we say we'll do it later, it's not on one person to remember it. The thought gets thrown in the air and caught by someone else on the team. When I'm working alone, the thought gets thrown up but unless I catch it (which I never do), it floats away.
- aidenn0 4y agoI always think about teams as on a sliding scale from "can rely on informal communication" to "cannot rely on informal communication" A team of 3 people all in the same office can rely entirely on informal communication. A team of 1000 people distributed throughout the world cannot at all.