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That... is a very literal interpretation of my question
by greesil 3y ago
That... is a very literal interpretation of my question
- bayindirh 3y agoThe thing is, when you start to spend 8 hours a day with the same team, you start to see the other sides of the people. You start to share your life, what happens outside work, and maybe a couple of interests. This makes the person you're working with more than a drone, because you have the chance to touch to other person's life. The same is also valid for your colleague. To be able to foster these kinds of relations, you need to share the space for quite some time. Humans are not machines, this is not a file transfer operation This is way working face to face, esp. in a harmonious team is always better than WFH. Companies are not always in the wrong for wanting their teams in the office. Of course some people may prefer WFH more, for any number of reasons, and I'm no judge. However, claiming that F2F working conditions have no advantages over WFH is just not true, to put it very mildly.