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Well, nobody is really comparing WFH to "in-office", as in employees having a physical office with a door, they're comparing it to open offices which is the wor
by popularonion 3y ago
Well, nobody is really comparing WFH to "in-office", as in employees having a physical office with a door, they're comparing it to open offices which is the worst possible option for software development.
- karaterobot 3y agoI think that's generally what it means to be in-office at a software company. Having dedicated offices is exceptional, open floor plans are the rule. Note that this article isn't just talking about the software industry, though, so I take your point.