Reeks of try hard blog posting. First 4 have nothing to do with remote working. Last one is about people not turning cameras on and using audio only, not weird or "ineffective" at all.
I agree with you. The article is filled with weird comparisons to real life, where the author draws these "equivalencies" that are nowhere near equivalent.
No, having your camera off is nothing like showing up to work in an anonymous mask with your initials embroidered on your clothes (point probably made tongue in cheek but the author still used it to support their argument)
No, going to lunch at noon without typing "brb" is not the same as turning around mid conversation with someone and walking away unexpectedly.
No, having your camera off is nothing like showing up to work in an anonymous mask with your initials embroidered on your clothes (point probably made tongue in cheek but the author still used it to support their argument)
No, going to lunch at noon without typing "brb" is not the same as turning around mid conversation with someone and walking away unexpectedly.
Points can be made without hyperbole.