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I wouldn't consider a job that's not 100% remote.

• bilekas 3y ago
  While I appreciate fully remote can be a nice perk for some people, comments like this expecting it to be a requirement is so strange. So nothing of salary, actual project you would be working on, people you might be working with etc. Nope, if I don't work remote I don't work. Sounds a little 'entitled' to me, but each to their own.
  • j0hnyl 3y ago
    It's a question of what you value. I find remote work much more productive and I loathe commuting. I value location independence. Of course this is all given the choice between one or the other. If I couldn't find work and was desperate, I would do what it takes, and so would most people. On the topic of salary, yes if you offer me a fuck ton of money I would be willing to commute to an office, but the sum that would make it worth it is just not realistic. It's tough to put a price on comfort and time. Not sure how it's entitled though, there are some employers that are ok with full remote and others that aren't. How is it entitled to not consider potential employers that are demanding the opposite of what I want in a job?