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> So, honest question: you wouldn’t mind trading them? Hybrid is obviously the best of both worlds? I'd never want to work fully remote, there's a lot of bene
by thatfrenchguy 3y ago
> So, honest question: you wouldn’t mind trading them?
Hybrid is obviously the best of both worlds? I'd never want to work fully remote, there's a lot of benefits both for me and for the company in having in-person time.
- tkiolp4 3y agoIn an ideal world, yes hybrid is the best. But hybrid becomes easily non-realistic when 99% of job offers in country X come from city Z and you live in town W (which is not close to Z). In an ideal world, I would love to go to the office every now and then, just by crossing the street. In the real world, it’s either moving to the city and paying a high price for a tiny apartment so that you can go commute once or twice per week to the office, or it’s living in a big house in a decent town working 100% remotely. There middle-point options, of course, but those are rather less likely to occur.