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That might be, hybrid can work well for non developer roles. Startups typically work better and faster in person too. To be clear , I’ve worked remotely for t
by j45 4y ago
That might be, hybrid can work well for non developer roles.
Startups typically work better and faster in person too.
To be clear , I’ve worked remotely for the better part of 10-15 years. To help tip things towards the flexibility I like, I invest and make sure my own setup is much more productive than anything I’ll be provided.
The pandemic shift to egg was a non issue for me, I felt like the world came to me. Still, an in person component at one time or another has been indispensable to make things much easier - be it roll out, training, or upfront discovery. People are much more open to change or collaboration when you’ve got a foundation of some kind in person even if it’s team building.