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by elvis10ten
1052 days ago
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I didn’t see the option to reply to your last response, so posting this here. Just curious, Do you live in a cycling friendly city? And how is the public transport? Also, your response confirms what I said earlier. Not factoring in people that prefer an office will mean you replace the office with another form of an office. > I've managed around a dozen teams in my career and 100% of the time the fully remote teams have produced better results than the in-office teams. The worst performers in my career has usually been the remote folks. But we can post all the anecdotes we have, but guess time will tell. |
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I do, but I work remote and I honestly don't even think there are any tech companies in my city even if I wanted to work locally (which I don't).
> Also, your response confirms what I said earlier. Not factoring in people that prefer an office will mean you replace the office with another form of an office.
If you count zoom/discord/slack/github... as "another form of an office", then sure. I really do mean that successful companies in the future will not have a physical presence if they don't need to.
> The worst performers in my career has usually been the remote folks. But we can post all the anecdotes we have, but guess time will tell.
I think it's pretty easy to see how being pure remote is superior from a talent market perspective. How can "people who live within commuting distance to the office" ever compete with "the best people on the planet I can hire"?