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In the first place, ask yourself - why do you need devs to sit next to you in the office? A lot of people just don't think about this and assume 1800s style off
by zerr 11y ago
In the first place, ask yourself - why do you need devs to sit next to you in the office? A lot of people just don't think about this and assume 1800s style offices are the norm...
- yellowapple 11y agoThis depends on the company culture. On one hand, there are plenty of programming shops nowadays that are perfectly productive with all-remote or mostly-remote approaches. On the other hand, I personally can't stay focused on work unless I'm in some sort of office, and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone. A company office is the easiest way to go about that, though office rentals and coworking spaces are a viable alternative. Basically, there are arguments for either extreme (and all the increments in between those two extremes). It just depends on the team's preference.
- zerr 11y agoWell, one can easily adopt a mixed style - everyone would work where they prefer - onsite/cafe/home/etc.. I personally work from home, but time to time I do 1-2 week onsite visits. I find it really frustrating how people live like that - they just plan all their life around weekends.