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Well, the article is a single anecdote; because it glosses over a more important obstacle: > freeing the techies to move much farther away, ... Even if office
by gwbas1c 4y ago
Well, the article is a single anecdote; because it glosses over a more important obstacle:
> freeing the techies to move much farther away, ... Even if office space were as comfy as home and more fun than free beer, a couple hour drive would be a deal-breaker.
What would get me back into the office (almost) every day? A flying car. I'm not kidding. I want it parked right outside of my house every morning, and I want it to fly at 120mph, land directly on the roof of my office, and then go park itself.
And, yes, I stress the word house. I'm not living in shoebox apartment built next to a train station as some political compromise. I'm a talented engineer, so I expect an upper-middle-class lifestyle with plenty of room for my kids to play. I don't want to deal with traffic, or transferring between trains, or the long walk / bike ride / drive to/from the train station, or shuttles.
Think I'm being unreasonable? I'll take my talents elsewhere, thank you.