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I read it as this guy failed to build a distributed team that would meet his expectations and now extrapolates it to the entire industry. I have heard similar c
by ivan_gammel 4y ago
I read it as this guy failed to build a distributed team that would meet his expectations and now extrapolates it to the entire industry. I have heard similar conclusions from a founder who invested a lot of money in a big fancy office in a great location only to discover that half of the team prefers full remote. The team was ready to work this way, the founder was not.
- JumpCrisscross 4y agoBroadly speaking, this is the entire RTO vs. RW debate. Over-extrapolation mixed with religious zeal. That there are multiple optima is anathema in this context.
- iWasAGrocer 4y agoWhile I agree, in general the debate I see is: - RTO Bosses telling others it’s time to return to the office or news articles about their opinion. - RW Individuals in the comments saying that they are remote and it’s actually working great, these bosses can go to hell I work on a team that’s split, with some people choosing to go to the office once or twice a week. For our team it seems to be working very well, but as a fully remote worker, I’m firmly in category 2.