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Hybrid is the worst of both worlds. You need to still live close to an office and commute 3x a week, but then you also need to have a proper office/desk at your
by temende 3y ago
Hybrid is the worst of both worlds. You need to still live close to an office and commute 3x a week, but then you also need to have a proper office/desk at your own home for the remaining 2 days. I'd rather just go in to the office everyday and optimize my living situation for commuting, or (much much preferred) just work remotely every day with occassional company-wide meetups.
Personally, I wouldn't even interview with a company that was hybrid, even if that's unfortunately becoming more and more common.
- saos 3y ago> Personally, I wouldn't even interview with a company that was hybrid, even if that's unfortunately becoming more and more common. That’s fine. They’ll find another candidate
- ghaff 3y agoIn general, hybrid working arrangements allow you to come in every day although it's possible, depending on the company, that you won't have a dedicated desk. (Probably something you can negotiate.)
- Gigachad 3y agoHybrid is my preferred option. I’m happy to do individual work at home, but absolutely hate long running calls. I’d prefer to come in a few days a week for collaboration.