> It's way easier to control people in an office. It's easier to monitor people in an office than it is to give them company owned computers with spyware on th

> It's way easier to control people in an office. It's easier to monitor people in an office than it is to give them company owned computers with spyware on them? It's easier to monitor people at the watercooler than to read their slack DMs? > In an office not only do you have to do your job but you also have to be "a person the group would want to have a beer with". The same holds true for remote work. Your unwillingness to join too many remote happy hours is noted.