Re:San Francisco Apartment Rents Crater Up to 31%, Most in U.S.
by fredophile on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @01:35PM
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Is it an obvious move? I can work from home, and currently do, but much prefer working in an office. I'm more productive when I'm in the office. It's easier to get into and stay in a more focused headspace. There's also a lot of relevant context and info that I pick up just by being around the office that I don't have when working remotely.
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Re:San Francisco Apartment Rents Crater Up to 31%, Most in U.S.
by sergefaguet on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @03:10PM
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There are many people who feel differently. Which is enough to change the market significantly since real estate prices are highly demand-elastic.
Re:San Francisco Apartment Rents Crater Up to 31%, Most in U.S.
by fredophile on Tuesday October 13, 2020 @03:26PM
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I'm aware that there are people who feel differently than I do. However, I believe there are a reasonable number of people on both sides of this. That's why I don't think going completely remote is an obvious move. Not having offices will eliminate some people from the applicant pool. Not offering remote positions will eliminate other people from the applicant pool. It's okay for a company to do either of these but I don't agree that the choice to go remote only is obvious.