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Your paragraph about what people "seem to really enjoy" is just a restatement of the grandparent's "make up for the ways the company has failed to implement a s
by drewcoo 4y ago
Your paragraph about what people "seem to really enjoy" is just a restatement of the grandparent's "make up for the ways the company has failed to implement a stable async remote culture."
Same substance; different spin.
- oblio 4y agoLet's be real here. People are different and software developers are notoriously asocial if not antisocial.[1] Their desires shouldn't be extrapolated to the general population, since even the most tech heavy company will at point need to have HR, sales folks, marketing folks, recruiters, program managers, project managers, on site consultants, technical writers, etc, etc, etc. [1] On average, this is based on anecdata from my personal experience and tons of discussions with folks, reading books, blog posts, etc.