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foolm0r0n posted...

You said all you solve all your hard problems face to face, therefore excluding your remote coworkers. That's why I said they were more effective (assuming they don't limit their communication).

There are so many bad assumptions baked into this I don't even know where to begin.

You assume that because I choose to resolve things face-to-face when it's an option, that I would automatically by definition leave problems completely unresolved if I was remote.

You assume all the solutions implemented by my remote coworkers are better and more effective than my solutions.

You assume that my remote coworkers would not also use face-to-face communication to resolve difficult tasks if they were in the office. Just because they're remote and they ultimately set the work item to "resolved" state does not mean their solution was optimal or more effective.