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I don't think that's much of an endorsement of in-office collaboration if you need the power to go out to actually focus and get work done.
by Klinky 3y ago
I don't think that's much of an endorsement of in-office collaboration if you need the power to go out to actually focus and get work done.
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- scyzoryk_xyz 3y agoFiguring out what a building should look like is different from pouring the cement. It is unfortunate, but in our specific case the team likes getting that cement poured. They focus and they get a lot of work done, only then it has to be re-done as it turns out everyone actually had very different ideas. This isn’t necessarily a remote/non-remote work problem, but I think that’s why that guy in the original article talks about the benefits of having people in the office.
- Klinky 3y agoAgain, how is that a remote problem? Sounds like a leadership, communication & project management problem. Everyone being in an office doesn't magically solve those problems.