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Remote is not inherently better than in-office work. They’re different things that appeal to different people. A person who prefers to work in-office with othe
by paulcole 3y ago
Remote is not inherently better than in-office work. They’re different things that appeal to different people.
A person who prefers to work in-office with other people who work in-office (no remote team) is not a terrible person who has no social life outside of work. They simply have a preference.
A company deciding to require in-office work is not evil. They’re making a decision that they think will pay off for them. The same as a company deciding to be remote and give up their office. One isn’t good and one isn’t bad.
- meiraleal 3y ago> Remote is not inherently better than in-office work Remote is inherently better than in-office work even if some people prefer to work in-office. AutoCAD is better than drawing in boards even though until a few years ago lots of people would prefer to use drawing boards.
- al_borland 3y agoThis is highly dependent on the job. Someone working with some kind of hardware design, where the office has expensive 3D printers or CNC machines that allow for prototyping parts they can physical hold could be a great benefit. A lot can be done on computers, but sometimes it really helps to have something you can hold.
- paulcole 3y ago> Remote is inherently better than in-office work even if some people prefer to work in-office. Yes, by whatever definition of better you made up to fit your conclusion.