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" a proper collaborative working environment that’s physical, not virtual." If you believe that only physical environments can be properly collaborative then y
by throwaway426079 4y ago
" a proper collaborative working environment that’s physical, not virtual."
If you believe that only physical environments can be properly collaborative then you invalidate the remainder of your post.
- JackFr 4y agoThe parent never claims that only a physical environment can be properly collaborative. Literally the next sentence after the one you quote is “what’s right for isn't right for you”.
- throwaway426079 4y agoIt reads exactly that way.
- sussexby 4y agoI’m stating that I’m after an environment that’s physical, not virtual. I’m not saying that only physical environments have those qualities - I’m saying through my experience I work better, feel better, and contribute better when I can communicate in a physical space and not a virtual one. Again, as I say, whatever is right for the individual. If virtual works for you, that’s great, but I’m consciously stepping out of remote work as I really struggle with it.
- mulmen 4y agoCollaboration isn’t a personal preference. By definition it requires at least one other party. In person collaboration is far more expensive in terms of real estate, time, and cognitive load. People who can work remotely effectively should be at an economic and productivity advantage.
- edgyquant 4y agoEven if they did claim that they are more than welcome to that opinion