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slims · 3w
Propaganda bullshit. > The problem is not remote work itself, but whether connections with other people are being maintained. I hate being forced into connections with coworkers. That's not what ...
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I'm not saying it's not isolating, it can be. But I don't think that's necessarily because its remote.

With remote you have more options to fix situations in your life that are difficult. With in office (and hybrid) you *have* to be near the office. You've lost a big chunk of the benefits of remote.

Lastly, if you pair remote with async as one should, I bet things change drastically in terms of health.
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Daniel Schildt · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpq4a5hltr4uqvzudn3js47cdxssz68xc0wkfjufws0ajjnl6za3h0qnry0k9 I did start wondering where the research results were from, since the news article failed to mention name of the research or authors of it. Found it after a bit of looking: Natalia Eman...