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Remote advocates by and large aren't arguing for abolition of offices. Only a choice. And remote work can also be done from co-working spaces. Or with occasion
by paulryanrogers 3y ago
Remote advocates by and large aren't arguing for abolition of offices. Only a choice.
And remote work can also be done from co-working spaces. Or with occasional all-hands IRL.
- tmpX7dMeXU 3y agoThis is simply a non-starter. I have not witnessed a single work environment where long-term remote workers don’t effectively become second-class citizens against in-person workers on the same team, in a way that materially harms productivity.
- jabradoodle 3y agoAre they perhaps subcontractors, or none of your management etc are remote too? When there is a good mixture of everyone remote, I've found it not to be an issue.