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> However, if your work is about innovation and collaboration, Please, I've worked on plenty of successful new projects with a distributed team. This in-perso
by gedy 4y ago
> However, if your work is about innovation and collaboration,
Please, I've worked on plenty of successful new projects with a distributed team. This in-person bias is largely for people who don't know how to communicate effectively.
- IMTDb 4y agoPlease, I've worked on plenty of successful new projects with a fully onsite team. This remote bias is largely for people who don't know how to behave effectively around other people.
- clnq 4y agoPlease, I've worked on plenty of successful projects with a team that only existed in a Schrödinger's office - simultaneously onsite and remote, until observed. This position and momentum work bias is for those who don't know how to behave effectively in a superposition.
- watwut 4y agoGood thing they did not made such claim. The usual argument is that they are better able to manage own time when working from home.
- isbjorn16 4y agoIt sure is great that this industry doesn't have a larger than normal population of neurodivergent folks, or this might be a real problem for a lot of us!
- olyjohn 4y agoIt's always more productive to come into the office they say. Then they hire half your team in a country with a time zone that is 12 hours off.