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Re:LinkedIn laying off nearly 700, mostly from core engineer... by paxys on Monday October 16, 2023 @02:52PM (#37904367)
To me the biggest advantage of WFH is that I can choose to live in an area that fits my lifestyle and needs. If a company says "you can work from home but be near the office so that we can call you in whenever we want with zero notice" then that isn't really a remote job. In fact it is the worst of both worlds, because you lose the flexibility of being remote as well as the community and perks of an office.
Re:LinkedIn laying off nearly 700, mostly from core engineer... by ta1243 on Monday October 16, 2023 @03:27PM (#37904997)
If "near" is a couple of hours that seems far better. Rather than spending 15-20 hours a week commuting you pop into an office once or twice a month, costing an average 2 hours a week, perhaps avoiding rush hour too.
Re:LinkedIn laying off nearly 700, mostly from core engineer... by bluGill on Monday October 16, 2023 @07:17PM (#37908008)
There are lots of in betweens i'm not going to call any right or wrong, just that whf with fairly quick access to the office is a useful one.