citing the cost of a home office as your key issue with remote work — bc *other people* can’t afford it — feels a little out of touch. i’m working from my bedroom on a desk i bought for 75 dollars at a flea market, and these days computers are mobile. i’m fine.
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WFH until everyone had to do it...was one of the most cited perks of joining our remote first company. Now it’s a problem? There will always be something...
i think at scale problems that weren't initially apparent probably do appear. but yes, the larger problem here is we have a lot of people looking for a problem where none yet exists.
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Biggest problem with naysayers is they fail to account for innovations thay will fill in the gaps of problems like at scale inefficiencies of WFH. They might not exist now but for hells sake the iPhone didn’t exist 13 yers ago.
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