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I think that hybrid is the answer. You get the benefits of both working in the office and WFH in a balanced way. The only thing that doesn't work with hybrid i
by jasfi 3y ago
I think that hybrid is the answer. You get the benefits of both working in the office and WFH in a balanced way.
The only thing that doesn't work with hybrid is that with WFH you can live anywhere in an acceptable region (e.g. a country).