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Why do we have to go completely for or against something. There are pros and cons to both. Situations where one trumps the other. Why can’t we have both? > Wha
by elvis10ten 4y ago
Why do we have to go completely for or against something. There are pros and cons to both. Situations where one trumps the other. Why can’t we have both?
> What in office employees don’t do is deliver more value per minute
Isn’t this contextual?
> They spend time commuting
Also this. Commute can be productive especially in cities where people can safely cycle to the office.
> They suffer constant distractions.
Lots of the folks I meet in the office currently, have more distractions at home.
> They experience physical discomfort in an environment they cannot control.
“home” is not the opposite for many people.
- zeroonetwothree 4y agoThe internet isn't the place to get nuance. Everything apparently has to be either 100% good or 100% bad. (I do have higher expectations for HN, but I guess not that much higher).
- kamaal 4y ago>>Lots of the folks I meet in the office currently, have more distractions at home. WFH is productive only if you are single. Or have single like benefits. Like kids who are off to school and a spouse who doesn't talk to your for hours. Other wise you are better off working at office. At home you get peppered by spouse/kids/chores tasks during your working hours.