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Absolutely on the other side of this. My wife and I are both 100% remote (except for some in person classes which we teach). We ended up renting an office (a
by blhack 5y ago
Absolutely on the other side of this. My wife and I are both 100% remote (except for some in person classes which we teach).
We ended up renting an office (a really nice coworking space in Phoenix called industrious, which we have kindof fallen in love with).
We pay for this out of our own pocket because it turns out that the amenities typical to an office are really nice. Our productivity is up substantially since we moved in here.
Here's my prediction: the midpoint between work from home and going back to the office is going to be your employer paying for a coworking space like this for employees who want to be back in an office.
- foobiekr 5y agoBut that’s not back in the office in terms of anything involving collaboration, it’s just getting out of the house. I think no companies would foot the bill for this. It’s more expensive than the amortized cost of an office and misses the key features that being in person brings.