Re:Bay Area hammered by loss of jobs: Lack of affordable hou...
by ghaff on Monday October 23, 2017 @04:18PM
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It sounds as if it would make a lot more sense for people to agree on 2 days per week to be in the office and work remotely the other three or something along those lines.
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Re:Bay Area hammered by loss of jobs: Lack of affordable hou...
by GFischer on Monday October 23, 2017 @05:51PM
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That's what they do at the company I work for (I'm at a remote location so I'm 100% remote for them).
I think it's the kind of setup that works best, for some kinds of software projects.
Re:Bay Area hammered by loss of jobs: Lack of affordable hou...
by WalterSear on Monday October 23, 2017 @04:30PM
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And get up 1.5 hours earlier, two days a week, and get home 1.5 hours later, to sit in their cars?
Moreover: the cadence of business just won't let this happen, or it would be widespread already.
The chance that is coming is that cars drive themselves. As a consequence, part of the business day is going to be spent working during the commute.