bad timing with the rising cost of living. 2 days WFH is better than none at all I guess.

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    1 year ago

    If a company can’t work out how to recognise and understand quality work wherever and however it’s done, that’s a bad company and that company is going to promote worse options. There’s nothing inherent in working from home that makes progression bad, just a company that isn’t bothering to adapt.

    That said I agree in person interactions are invaluable - just not that a huge amount of them are necessary to progress the best people.