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The remote-by-default working style that started during the pandemic has been the single biggest change in my entire adult life (well, that and getting kids). T
by vjk800 2y ago
The remote-by-default working style that started during the pandemic has been the single biggest change in my entire adult life (well, that and getting kids). Talking to people who don't have the remote option for legit reasons (like working with hardware that requires office presence), it seems that they don't really get how big of a difference it is. As you said, some sort of fragmenting has already happened.
- SirMaster 2y agoIt's different, but is it good? I'm a SWE, and we went from full office to full remote for about 6 months when covid hit. I didn't particularly like working fully remote, and went back and have been back at the offices full time since then.
- unshavedyak 2y agoThat highly depends on the person. I’m primarily WFH for the last 10 years, like anything it’s not a one size fits all. To me the benefits massively outweigh the negatives. Mostly commute tbh. It just feels more human to me in a world where it feels like your entire life revolves around work. 10 hour days between work, lunch, commute, etc. weekends are full of chores that I didn’t have time to do during the week. Balance is way out of whack, to me personally.