Martin Fowler’s blog has a good take on this pne, I guess it was posted here on dev.to
effective remote is hard, most of the people working remote might be productive for few hours a day (because they manage only their individual schedule). Most of remote/distributed teams, though, are loosing to on-site. There is a high chance of working in a silo and “what the hell have you built” effect.
So don’t envy )
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I'm getting pretty jealous of the folks in the thread who work from home and wake up well before their clients.
Seems like a good way to have lots of nice productivity and then finish up with a few meetings later on.
Martin Fowler’s blog has a good take on this pne, I guess it was posted here on dev.to
effective remote is hard, most of the people working remote might be productive for few hours a day (because they manage only their individual schedule). Most of remote/distributed teams, though, are loosing to on-site. There is a high chance of working in a silo and “what the hell have you built” effect.
So don’t envy )