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Netflix boss: Remote working has negative effects
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Founder Reed Hastings says working from home has no positive effects and makes debating ideas harder.
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csharpdeveloper
Maybe remote works for some/most, and it doesn’t for others?
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AstonJ
Is he for real? ![]()
I couldn’t imagine working in an office environment now - as a human being - working from home has huge benefits.
If they want to ‘debate ideas’ …forums are great for that ![]()
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OvermindDL1
Plus then there is a record that people can refer back to instead of possibly good ideas just vanishing in the deluge!
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