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IMO, although I lack details of your specific situation, this has nothing to do with remote. The lack of a culture of writing and async work (sending a well-re
by mejutoco 4y ago
IMO, although I lack details of your specific situation, this has nothing to do with remote.
The lack of a culture of writing and async work (sending a well-researched email, setting the meetings agenda) contributes to this. In my experience, when people cannot be bothered to write their problems in emails/slack and prefer to always jump on a call, they are generally prioritizing their time over yours.