There’s no right answer to remote work versus in-person. In person is better for collaboration, for social interaction, and for a sense of a company on a missi

There’s no right answer to remote work versus in-person. In person is better for collaboration, for social interaction, and for a sense of a company on a mission. Some of the jobs I had were fantastic experiences and that was because of the people. And not just your direct team, but you also get to know lots of people outside your team. You learn from them, you have fun with them. It’s well known that many people meet their partner at work - or they used to anyway. But remote is what people … especially developers … want. And remote is what makes sense, what’s the point of traveling 2 hours a day to sit at a desk and do what you would do at home? On the other hand, some people do exploit remote working…. they work less, the slack off, or even have two jobs or freelance clients. This is well documented. There’s no right answer.