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And people wonder why companies don’t like remote work…

• no_wizard 3y ago
  you can do this in office / hybrid too. It wasn't uncommon when FAANG hiring was ebbing and flowing or people would leave to come back at those places (some FAANGs have weird policies on promoting internally vs externally. It was sometimes easier to leave and comeback) I worked somewhere where we always had a dozen boomerang FAANG engineers, the practice stopped when everyone realized they were coasting often and getting way to close to deadlines, had poorer than expected engineering output etc.
• horns4lyfe 3y ago
  Because they can’t pay low prices for great work? Is this bad?