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It sounds like you’re talking to people who have no experience working from home. Information sharing and documentation is far better when everyone is remote. I
by luffapi 5y ago
It sounds like you’re talking to people who have no experience working from home. Information sharing and documentation is far better when everyone is remote. I’ve worked dozens of places, in person and remote and “happenstance innovation in the hallway” is a myth perpetuated by poor managers, sociopathic execs and those looking to turn the office into their social circle. All constituencies that negatively impact quality of work.
- syshum 5y ago>>“happenstance innovation in the hallway” is a myth perpetuated hmm I experience it every day, where I over hear something in the hallway that another team it working on, that impacts my team. This is especially true for IT depts who are often the last to know about something when they should be included from the Jump... but sure just deny my 20+ years experience and insert yours as more valid that mine... I am sure what you experience is true for you, and I am sure as I said in my original comment my experience my not be true for a company that has been WFH as primary for years, or from their formation. However if you work for a 60+ year old company that until 2020 never had any WFH then just try to graft on WFH, that is going to be an issue
- luffapi 5y ago> hmm I experience it every day, where I over hear something in the hallway that another team it working on, that impacts my team. If this is how you are finding out about things that impact your team, then your company’s communication and planning is broken and work from office is a bandaid enabling that. Wfh forces good process as it’s not sustainable without it.