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My suspicion is that eventually we'll see a bifurcation of company cultures -- job openings will say outright whether it is an in office or remote job. From an
by warning26 4y ago
My suspicion is that eventually we'll see a bifurcation of company cultures -- job openings will say outright whether it is an in office or remote job.
From any comment thread here, it's clear that some people really like working from office and some people really prefer working from home. What I find interesting is that neither side seems to be able to acknowledge that the other exists.
- alephnerd 4y agoIt's already started. I know around 60% of companies in the vertical I work in have basically become entirely remote and this remote first position is heavily promoted.
- seany 4y agoIMHO There's a bit of an evo-psych thing going on there, and a lack of awareness of what that means... mixed with the both sides being skeptical about management picking one side or the other. So you end up with this sort of semi faustian thing where thoughts of "maybe certain sub groups of product/design/sales/eng really should just be together/remote" are ejected like hot shit in fear that if that thought is allowed to consume management, which ever option that is picked will dominate everyone.