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Post 136.

And I am saying your experience with remote work likely lacks diversity due to your thoughts given in the topic. Pretty simple. They feel really narrow and base. Someone who has remoted and non-remoted with a wide variety of competences, field overlaps, etc, would simply not be saying remote is always better as an absolute. As with many things in life it's a cost benefits thing. Your experiences sound of someone who has only worked in remote situations where the cost was low (you are remoting to communicate to people who aren't prone to the pitfalls of remote communication, or you're too self-centered to realize they are falling in them because hey you got yours), or the benefits were super high (you're remoting to save several hours of commute every time rather than in a mix of situations).

You also insist you're really good at technical communication yet display no evidence you are effective at communicating thoughts clearly on the board, preferring to obfuscate your points in a cloud of condescension, bad jokes, or misrepresenting the other side so people can't absorb or engage them easily. If you don't communicate clearly in any interaction on the board, why should I give you any benefit of a doubt and think you have any clue of how to do it in a workplace setting?

It's a guess to an extent, sure, but based on the same kind of evidence you're making guesses based on. That's all I'm saying.
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