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If my business pays for a great programmer, I want that programmer's knowledge, experience and attitude to diffuse to the rest of my team (... not that I have a
by welshguy 12y ago
If my business pays for a great programmer, I want that programmer's knowledge, experience and attitude to diffuse to the rest of my team (... not that I have a business, just sayin' :-). Much harder to do this if that great programmer isn't in the office.
- cgh 12y agoIn my eight years' remote working experience, your statement is false.
- dannyr 12y agoWhat he is saying is that it is harder, not impossible. Are you saying that remote work is as good if not better than being physically-located?
- cgh 12y agoI'm saying that's it's not harder. Thus his statement is false.
- welshguy 12y agoIn my thirty years experience in IT, my statement might be right.
- cgh 12y agoHow many years working remotely?
- xj9 12y agoNone of those things actually require physical proximity. It might take a little more effort to get right, but there are a lot of great programmers out there that don't want to relocate (or be tied to an office) and some of the might be worth it.