Agree. Especially for Devs who need quiet, uninterrupted

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Sep 19, 2024
1:39:34pm

Future_Tacos All-American

Agree. Especially for Devs who need quiet, uninterrupted

Time and space to code. Stupid.

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Future_Tacos

Previous username: Bonemachine
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Joined: Feb 7, 2005
Last login: Sep 19, 2024
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Here’s why WFH is important for me/my team:

Mike Honcho Truly Addicted User

1:17pm

See, that's a good business-centered argument for WFH. I agree with you too in your instance.

CSoul

1:20pm

The most important factor for WFH being successful is corporate culture

AllHailTheOverlord

1:27pm

Yes. Being the WFH employee to meetings happening in a conference room sucks. But if the whole team is…

Tokolosh

1:35pm

We just have a Teams channel, and if anyone gets stuck they’ll start a meeting there. The rest of us get notified and

Mike Honcho

1:38pm

I think the team culture is just as, if not more important. Our general corporate culture isn’t great when it comes to

Mike Honcho

1:35pm

Yeah this is doubly true

AllHailTheOverlord

2:10pm

Agree. Especially for Devs who need quiet, uninterrupted

Future_Tacos

1:39pm

This is one thing we highlight in our company as a leadership team

Projectoor

1:49pm

It’s definitely harder when onboarding new team members. We’re currently hybrid, so at least there’s a couple days in

Mike Honcho

1:53pm

Similar situation for me coming up and I completely agree, it is pointless.

rov

2:15pm

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