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I think at the team level most individuals do want to make change and work in the most efficient way possible it's just at big multinational corporations what y
by mdgrech23 3y ago
I think at the team level most individuals do want to make change and work in the most efficient way possible it's just at big multinational corporations what you can modify about your environment can be extremely limited.
- ghaff 3y agoMaybe. I do think there are a fair number of people who recognize there are downsides to never seeing coworkers in person. But, given the option, it's a tradeoff they'll make so they don't need to commute.
- oneoff777 3y agoI don't understand why it is always either working in the office or "never seeing coworkers in person". I work remotely full time, and every three months, we gather with my team for a couple of days. Those gatherings are great. Working with my team remotely is also great.
- ghaff 3y agoThe team is very distributed at this point and budgets pretty much preclude traveling for team get-togethers. (Which I agree can be a fairly satisfying alternative to coming into an office 2 or 3 days a week.) But as it is, probably most of the people I work with I have never met in person.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoImo if you have video conference thats good enough, not like you get more information out of conversation in person vs on the phone or zoom.
- willcipriano 3y agoI don't even need video. Worked closely with a guy for a couple years, only when I left the company and added him on linkedin did I learn he was black. There really wasn't a need for me to know much about him to get our work done.
- ghaff 3y agoNo. But you probably do if you go out to dinner or some event with them. Over the years,I found that I could have most of my contact by phone but it really helped to have spent some some with someone in person.