LogFAQs > #930005777

Lopen posted...

Many people do not possess the technical communication skills to hash things out as effectively via remote

They don't in person either. And the problem is, there's no incentive to learn in person because it all seems so natural. You just turn your chair around, what could be better? It's not treated like an actual skill.

And it makes no sense to say I'm being individualist here. You can be the most giant selfish asshole and still keep your office job because there's no one better around (we've all seen this). With a remote job you're competing nationally and globally.

And I seriously doubt I'm the super smart exception at my current job. At previous jobs maybe, but even then I'm judging by my team's performance.
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