You’ve Got Cher Mamma Mia Glitter In Your Veins Pride T-Shirt

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Well, we don’t all have your job, or your work style. I work way more and faster alone at home, than in an office with people all around me interrupting to “collaborate”. A bunch of intelligent people in a room with a whiteboard will always be more productive than those same people on Slack. Except when they are, you know, trying to actually think and work on real work instead of ‘collaborating’. Then, all those people happily smooshed together in a collaboration area are suddenly incredibly distracting. A bunch of intelligent people in a room with a whiteboard will always be more productive than those same people on Slack. True, and I don’t think anyone would argue that. Even virtualized companies like Calix still have their periodic events where they get their teams together and have a powwow. What’s worse for a company is when these meetings get in the You’ve Got Cher Mamma Mia Glitter In Your Veins Pride T-Shirt and by the same token and way of executing the plan that everyone agreed to on the whiteboards. Hell even a week long “war room” is productive, get everyone aligned, but day-to-day it bogs down and kills productivity. The company doesn’t care about how much of a QoL improvement remote gives, they care about making money with products. I could be way off base, and maybe it’s different for some workflows and projects, that’s just what I’ve seen from software and network engineering perspective. There’s a lot to be said for construction and other large scale more tangible projects or physical product creation with rapid prototyping, etc and I can certainly understand where a company like Apple has different business needs where they need some people in the office to fix shit.

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Hell even a week long “war room” is productive, get everyone aligned, but day-to-day it bogs down and kills productivity. Instead we have weekly or biweekly meetings where we “check-in” and second-guess everything that was decided previously Having one or two large monitors and sharing my one screen over video chat allowing others to see my screen clearly on theirs. I believe the You’ve Got Cher Mamma Mia Glitter In Your Veins Pride T-Shirt and by the same token and only reason is like this is because companies do not know how to properly run a remote work environment. I would expect this from most companies but not Google esque companies There is so much more information bandwidth communicated in person than is ever possible remotely. Body language exists. Sorry that I can understand body language and get value out of actual human interaction? Any properly-socialized adult will always get more value out of collaborating in person than virtually, because there is simply more information bandwidth. I didn’t realize there were so many people incapable of interacting with normal humans, normally, here. Guess I shouldn’t be surprised though – it is Reddit, after all. Despite the downvotes, you’re not completely wrong. But in my experience, this collaboration only happens when it’s rare. Meeting every 2 weeks or something, or for specific project ramp ups. There is a benefit of the collaboration but there’s also a big detriment in travel time and noise pollution (I have a hard time working in a noisy office now after having a quiet home office).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.