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> the arguments brought by their counterparts are in most cases either very dishonest, or very dismissive and confrontational. Can’t say I’ve seen that on HN.
by jdlshore 3y ago
> the arguments brought by their counterparts are in most cases either very dishonest, or very dismissive and confrontational.
Can’t say I’ve seen that on HN. Typically, the arguments I see are along the lines of “I prefer working with people,” “I don’t have a good place to work at home,” and “I get distracted too easily at home.”
Can you point to 5 examples of those dishonest or confrontational replies? Because I see examples of the bad behavior I’m talking about in pretty much every single thread about remote work on HN.
- orwin 3y agoNo, those point are not about RTO, just find a co-working space near your home, with a 5 minutes bike commute (mine is 3 minute away), and with luck it'll also include good food and a gym (bouldering gym in my case).
- deciduously 3y agoThat "just" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. Many, many people do not live a bike ride away from places like that.