I'm not suggesting covid-19 is just an excuse to eradicate open offices. I really think it poses a health risk in the world going forward, now that we have witnessed what a pandemic means.
With more organizations likely moving to permanent WFH arrangements, more abundant office real estate, and the risks of cramming too many people in a small space for several hours per day, will we see a return of the individual offices? Or something in-between?I'm a declared WFH proponent but a private (or lightly shared) office could go a long way into making co-located work tolerable.
I learned to not get upset by it but still help/share, trying to inspire others and always learning more in this process.
We are hiring for these roles:
- Senior Software Engineer
- Lead Software Engineer
Please contact me ([email protected]) for more details and specific question. Unfortunately at this time we really cannot consider candidates from outside of the US.
These are WFH positions but you must live in the US and have proper work authorization. You will join a entire team of full time remote web developers, working with ASP.NET, JavaScript, SQL Server, NServiceBus, Azure, etc. in very well established product in the legal matter management space. We've been exclusively remote for well over a decade, with great success.
We are hiring for these roles:
- Senior Software Engineer - Lead Software Engineer
Please contact me ([email protected]) for more details and specific question. Unfortunately at this time we really cannot consider candidates from outside of the US.