Re:Lessons from seven years of remote work
by legerdemain on Wednesday December 01, 2021 @02:31AM
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That's a privilege that our architect/principal engineer enjoyed. Everyone knew that he was too important to bother, so people generally didn't ask him questions. He'd reach out to you if he needed something, and otherwise he'd scan Slack and code reviews once a day and that was all the comms you'd get from him. He basically delivered solutions, and then it was our job to fix, maintain, and support them.
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Re:Lessons from seven years of remote work
by ahoka on Wednesday December 01, 2021 @03:26AM
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Wow, that sounds very bad.
Re:Lessons from seven years of remote work
by n4r9 on Wednesday December 01, 2021 @02:29PM
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Does it? They've carved out the essential space needed for deep thinking and are still responsive to questions on a daily basis. Sounds fine to me.
Re:Lessons from seven years of remote work
by NotSammyHagar on Thursday December 02, 2021 @01:56PM
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It could be very dysfunctional if someone is throwing stuff over the wall, but isn't so involved in day to day understands of what is needed, what are the problems. That's a hard thing to be successful at, that remoteness.