> hackers don't work in noisy, open spaces; they work in rooms with doors.
> They work in cosy, neighborhoody places with people around
Which is it?
That article did not age well.
> They work in cosy, neighborhoody places with people around
Which is it?
That article did not age well.
I like working from home, but I actually hate the fact that I'm basically forced to work from home every day (because I live in the countryside). Quiet is nice, but quiet all the time is a bit hard to bear. At least for me.
The statements are not contradicting each other. The first statement is on the in-building level and the second one is on the out-of-building level.
But most importantly, they can leave those two locations when they feel like it.
fixed that for you