Remote work won, don't let anyone gaslight you to believe otherwise

Re:Remote work won, don't let anyone gaslight you to believe... by kamefrede on Saturday January 27, 2024 @12:55PM (#39157940)

I'm on team "it should be up to the employee to decide".

I like the flexibility that remote work gives me, but at the same time I also enjoy going to the office because it forces me to get out of the house, and interact with people at the office.

Admittedly, if I were full remote, I'd probably rent a desk at a co-working space, so I could get that office-like feeling.

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Re:Remote work won, don't let anyone gaslight you to believe... by madsbuch on Saturday January 27, 2024 @01:30PM (#39158311)

I think society converges to you last proposal: People get local co-working spaces.

That is also for the employees advantage. Your social circles are not bound to your employment anymore and will outlive new jobs.

However, this will also commoditise jobs even more as the main thing you need to change is the Zoom like you login to work weekly meetings, which is to a detriment for the employer.

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