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Maybe every day you need a standing desk, chair, desktop computer, big monitor, etc. I don’t. I work on an iPad Pro from all over the world. I freelance for di
by gregjor 2y ago
Maybe every day you need a standing desk, chair, desktop computer, big monitor, etc.
I don’t. I work on an iPad Pro from all over the world. I freelance for different kinds of customers. No one cares where or when I get the work done. I have worked like this this for over ten years. And I know many DNs who get their work done with their own portable setups.
You need to learn more about how DNs actually work, because it seems you base your criticisms on a caricature. Co-working spaces have a lot more DNs than gardens or beaches.
- kkfx 2y agoMaybe that's one of the reason for the current sorry state of IT. I'm serious, it's not a critic to you, but the current model produce really bad IT, as we see everywhere and we are heading to a not-that-different dot-com bubble because of that.
- gregjor 2y agoI doubt digital nomads have anything to do with that. Just like I doubt standing desks affect quality or productivity in a measurable way. I have worked in IT for almost 45 years. At no time have I thought enough programmers knew what they are doing. We just have more now, and more dumb ideas funded by VCs and greed. If we’re headed to another bubble bursting it will come from stupid money invested in AI, not from nomads working on laptops.