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Yes, exactly. And/or perhaps a Quest Pro. (I'm not kidding.) In VR, you can point, draw, and share virtual desktops. Otherwise, no one knows what the hell any
by 1letterunixname 3y ago
Yes, exactly. And/or perhaps a Quest Pro. (I'm not kidding.)
In VR, you can point, draw, and share virtual desktops.
Otherwise, no one knows what the hell anyone is talking about, and perhaps get the wrong impression about one another.
I strongly disagree with RTO as ass-in-seat-mentality for knowledge work jobs that don't design or manufacture physical items. I've been part of fully WFH companies since ~2000 spanning up to 8 time zones. The quality of discussions requires the ubiquity of tools for expressiveness.