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Junior and some mid employees seem to do worse - at least in the small amount of data I've seen since the pandemic. This is likely part culture, which emphasiz
by siliconc0w 4y ago
Junior and some mid employees seem to do worse - at least in the small amount of data I've seen since the pandemic. This is likely part culture, which emphasizes individual performance rather than team performance. If you're a netflix-style organization that only hires seniors then this is less important.
I think hybrid, with ~2 days a week - one dedicated to any team meetings and the other pure work is a good compromise plus regular in-person summits if you have a geographically distributed team. Don't just get in-person to meet, working together allows you to learn the the many subtle things about people's workflows that may be good or bad.
- downrightmike 4y agoWell, the recent graduates will be fine because they've spent the last couple years learning remotely and getting work done. You have to develop that skill.