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You're starting with the presumption that face to face interaction is better. I think it's far worse. You need to prove your premise first. And honestly, it sou
by bongodongobob 2y ago
You're starting with the presumption that face to face interaction is better. I think it's far worse. You need to prove your premise first. And honestly, it sounds like a skill issue.
- idiotsecant 2y agoI very much want wfh to be more effective, but in terms of relationship building, particularly with new people, there's no context. I think there's quite a bit of signal lost when you have something other than personal communication. With that said, a little goes a long way IMO. Once you've got those relationships defined further in-person comms is mostly just bullshitting IMO.
- Wytwwww 2y ago> You need to prove your premise first It was and still is the default/status quo. So, no, not really...