LogFAQs > #929947773

foolm0r0n posted...

This is the farthest thing from what I'm talking about. We're talking about how ridiculous it is to choose to work remote when you can go into the office (assuming it's only 2~ hours long one way). What I'm talking about is the pervasive culture among workers, who would directly benefit from controlling more hours of their day, against remote work. If the workers can't even advocate for it, then obviously the managers won't give the choice.

Again it all comes down to this: If your boss forced you to work remote, would you quit on the spot because they are refusing to let you do your job? If so, you're fucked in the near future. You can try to slow it down as much as possible, but it's soooooo much easier to just learn how to write a god damn document and communicate asynchronously.

Spoken like a true person who doesn't know what it is like to have children at home. People can prefer to work at work to do their job.

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