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This is why I'll likely never work in an office again. So much theater, posturing, and bs. I'd rather be judged strictly on my results, which remote work maximi
by JSavageOne 3y ago
This is why I'll likely never work in an office again. So much theater, posturing, and bs. I'd rather be judged strictly on my results, which remote work maximizes.
When offices were still a thing at least one could have some alone time to focus and a sense of privacy. Open offices are awful and straight dystopian unless you're actually a startup with < 20 employees. Why employees put up with that is beyond me, but I'm glad that COVID put offices out of fashion. Just wish I could get some apology letters for the office grunts and Uncle Toms who used to make a big deal out of WFH to make themselves seem relevant.
- imiric 3y agoIME these issues are not exclusive to office work. While they are more visible in an office environment, they also happen when working remotely, but are just less visible, and potentially more out of your hands. In an office you're mostly forced to play these games if you want your career to progress. Remotely you can somewhat avoid them, but ultimately if most of the company is playing this and you're not, you will either stagnate in your role, or be let go.