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All I see is bold claims like this made as fact without any supporting evidence.

• concordDance 4y ago
  Here's an example from my recent professional experience: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34847554 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34847554
• gitfan86 4y ago
  Anyone who has ever worked in an office knows that this is not a black and white issue. There are times where in person ad-hoc 5 minute conversations solve major issues, while at WFH that conversation would have never happened and it leads to days of work to solve the same issue. On the other hand there have been times where someone get stuck in traffic and gets to the office late and then is in a bullshit meeting where they have to pretend to pay attention instead of doing actual work. That person has wasted half a day for no good reason.
  • m463 4y ago
    It took a while, but this same kind of 5-minute conversation started happening a few months into the pandemic though it was with an online meeting (now huddle), etc Now it is second nature, and I've been doing it frequently across continents. For all intents and purposes, this never happened at the office before the pandemic.
• martin82 4y ago
  Just like the bold but unsupported productivity claims made by all those people who love to work in pyjamas...