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Completely agree with you. I had amazing friends when I went to the office. I 100% prefer remote working and am not coming back, but I have to recognise that it
by silveraxe93 3y ago
Completely agree with you.
I had amazing friends when I went to the office. I 100% prefer remote working and am not coming back, but I have to recognise that it's not better at absolutely everything.
I'm seeing a absurd amount of Arguments as Soldiers[1] in this space. No one wants to have a conversation. It's always straight into conflict, underlying intentions, etc. No regards for truth seeking.
[1] - https://www.lesswrong.com/tag/arguments-as-soldiers https://www.lesswrong.com/tag/arguments-as-soldiers
- spacemadness 3y agoI think this is a reaction to corporate leadership not wanting a discussion at all and using their friends in the media to spread propaganda that remote work is inherently bad. You wake up one day after a string of layoffs and read emails from corporate executives telling you you why remote work is bad and ineffective, and you’re not a team player if you are working remote. Meanwhile articles start popping up that only highlight the perceived negative outcomes of people not going to the office when there are many obvious positives that may not be mentioned or given equal weight.