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I don't think it's true. This whole office/in office/rto has to do with people being dishonest about why the rto needs to happen and being stuck romanticising t
by x86x87 3y ago
I don't think it's true. This whole office/in office/rto has to do with people being dishonest about why the rto needs to happen and being stuck romanticising the good old days.
There is huge overhead to in person work and the benefits are wildly oversold.
IMHO a professional software developer in a company with good management/clear direction will thrive in a remote work scenario.
- rhtgrg 3y agoNot to mention that even in-person workplaces (especially at large companies) still involve plenty of remote interaction due to the global nature of the workforce. Plenty of Googlers being required to be in-office will actually be working alone in-office, with their teammates far away...
- pandaman 3y agoIf this is true then there is no need to worry: companies with thriving WFH developers will surely overcome the stuck in the old ways ones. Not only their developers have same or greater performance due to constant thriving but their expenses will be much less so they will be able to offer better compensation and steal the talent from the in-office dinosaurs.
- x86x87 3y agoThis is going to happen in the medium/long term. The only reason big corporations have a chance of pulling this off is the overall state of the economy. Once we see recovery their RTO antics will fail if the shift is not completely done.
- pandaman 3y agoWe will see. Has not happened in the past so I see a little reason to happen in the future.