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I don't mind going into the office but it has to be about connecting with people in person. I see no benefit of commuting if I have to sit on remote calls all d
by pards 4y ago
I don't mind going into the office but it has to be about connecting with people in person. I see no benefit of commuting if I have to sit on remote calls all day - I can do that more effectively from home.
I avoid remote meetings during my in-office days so I can focus on productive gatherings like whiteboarding sessions, ad-hoc conversations, coffee/tea/lunch breaks etc. In other words, relationship building.
- einherjae 4y agoYup, hybrid meetings have to go. Either full in office or full remote, hybrid just removes the benefits of the in office bit, while leaving the remote side potentially left behind in side discussions. One, or the other, but not hybrid.
- theshrike79 4y agoHybrid works just fine, it's just a harder process and requires specific tooling. Full office and full remote are easier.
- einherjae 4y agoNo, hybrid means that you get none of the communications benefits of being in the same room, unless you inconvenience the remote part by having side discussions. Once you level the playing field there, you might as well have the meeting full remote, as you can’t cash in the benefits of being in person without inconveniencing the remote crowd. So the optimal hybrid meeting is in fact not hybrid.