Thanks. My gut tells me there are advantages for both, but that it's at least somewhat situational. How do you feel about the fact that the book is quite dated

Thanks. My gut tells me there are advantages for both, but that it's at least somewhat situational. How do you feel about the fact that the book is quite dated. I mean our ability to be integrated into the team, information and workflow while working remotely has improved by leaps and bounds since 1996. He's referencing a time before, DVCS, team chats (IRC I suppose), shared work boards like Trello/Pivotal, DropBox, Google Docs, Github, screen sharing. The list really goes on and on.