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If the alternative is not having a person at all isn't a competent remote person preferable?
by caseysoftware 14y ago
If the alternative is not having a person at all isn't a competent remote person preferable?
- adrianhoward 14y agoYes it is. I tried quite hard in my post to say that I thought there were valid reasons for doing remote work. Just that the balance of evidence that I can find is saying that co-located teams are more productive. I'd appreciate it if you could let me know if I've expressed myself badly - and any suggestions on expressing myself better are would genuinely be appreciated. As I said in my post - I telecommute a great deal myself. For pretty much exactly that reason you outline. I am really not trying to say that telecommuting is bad ;-)
- caseysoftware 14y agoI telecommute full time and have for upwards of 8 years, so I'm wildly in favor of it. My comment was not a poke at you, just the absurdity of not allowing it at all.. if the alternative is worse.