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I agree with respect to real programmers. For the politicians and influencers, however, on-site work is vital (especially if they are good looking or charismat
by nhagr 3y ago
I agree with respect to real programmers.
For the politicians and influencers, however, on-site work is vital (especially if they are good looking or charismatic). They need meetings to shine optically and verbally and dominate the real workers.
This parasitical category of people usually has the most influence, so the move to return to on-site work is not surprising.
- fhd2 3y agoI know what you mean, but this kind of negative spin probably doesn't help the situation :D Some people are better at creating (real or fake) value face to face. I've seen what you describe in remote/distributed setting as well, in internal message boards for example. Some folks are shy and/or incoherent in person and master manipulators in writing.
- syndacks 3y agoI’m a good looking and charismatic programmer, one who understands we evolved as a species solving problems with other humanoids on the planes, and it makes perfect sense to me that a hybrid work situation is the optimal way for most teams to solve problems most of the time. I’m sorry you feel dominated, consider developing the non programmer side of your spirit.