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When you are there, taking advantage of the opportunity to address this exceeds the value of what I'm sure most people would describe as your primary job functi
by gcp 14y ago
When you are there, taking advantage of the opportunity to address this exceeds the value of what I'm sure most people would describe as your primary job function.
I think it's more a side-effect of the typical meeting. They tend to be so low bandwidth, that most people view any way out of them as increasing their productivity.
I've not found remote meetings much better in this regard.
- cbsmith 14y agoBut given that one can have remote meetings, the fact that one is deluged with meetings when coming in to the office kind of suggests something, no?
- gcp 14y agoYes, it says the the OP's company doesn't have a good teleconferencing setup.
- cbsmith 14y agoWell, more generally it says that there is value in having on site meetings. I think it is fair to say that the OP's measure of his net productivity doesn't match that of his coworkers/employer... else they'd leave him alone when he came in to the office. Now, you can argue whose perceptions are accurate, but in the end the employer's perceptions are kind of all that matters.
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