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You hit the nail on the head. But your advice is still not applicable for most people. In-person interaction is a hugely valuable thing. The point for remote
by bravura 13y ago
You hit the nail on the head. But your advice is still not applicable for most people.
In-person interaction is a hugely valuable thing.
The point for remote work, though, is that some people have a spouse or family or friends in a particular location. That location might not be the same as the job you desire.
So if the tradeoff for many people is: In-person interaction with those folks vs. in-person interaction with co-workers, most people prefer the former.
- sliverstorm 13y agoIf working remotely secures you a fantastic job in another city or fits with the role (e.g. dedicated support for B2B customers), by all means. But it's worth acknowledging the downsides when we're talking about someone who has good local choices, or even has a local job but wants to work from home.