Does Remote Work's Flexibility Outweigh Its Collaboration Losses?
Remote work sounded great until I actually tried managing a team across four time zones — now I'm not so sure it's the future of employment. We've cut office costs by 38% since going hybrid, but our project delivery time has slipped by nearly two weeks on average, and new hires are struggling to absorb company culture. Does the flexibility really outweigh the collaboration losses, or are we just trading one set of problems for another?