turbulentic

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   by turbulentic 6y ago

   It is not necessary to hold someone's hand to socialize. Working remote can contain just as much people as a regular office. There doesen't need to be a social obligation to force you to work proper. Feeling appreciated and import
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   by turbulentic 6y ago

   Meeting rooms can actually be great for collaborative work, it' judt that they're often used for that rigid status-update manner that makes it seem unappealing
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   by turbulentic 6y ago

   I like socializing too. Heck, i can talk all day, every day. It's just that no work gets done, which might put some employers off
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   by turbulentic 6y ago

   It's ironic to try and fit as many software developers in a floorspace as you can, when their productivity more than linearly drops like that. You could do with a few, actually focusing people.
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   by turbulentic 6y ago

   Overall it sounds more like you're justifying it rather than saying it doesen't happen >This is usually not a problem - after 10 minutes, you're working, everyone else is and nobody cares. This is very cultural. I live in