Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
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Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
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#2This smells like bullshit. Show us all the data or retract the article.
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#3There's going to be a BIG push to go back to offices soon. I expect some companies will start experimenting with micro-offices (4-5 employees in a medium wework room).
Re: Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
#4This smells like bullshit. Show us all the data or retract the article.
It was a survey, and they quote the figures right there in the article...
Re: Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
#5There's going to be a BIG push to go back to offices soon. I expect some companies will start experimenting with micro-offices (4-5 employees in a medium wework room).
> I expect some companies will start experimenting with micro-offices (4-5 employees in a medium wework room).
And what is this going to achieve? This is a stupid idea.
Re: Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
#6This smells like bullshit. Show us all the data or retract the article.
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#7Can't read the article since it is behind a paywall... but wanted to ask this question anyway:
How much is that productivity hit because people are dealing with the fact that this pandemic is lasting longer than expected, more people are getting sick, more people are dying...
You know, the amount of brain cycles spent worrying about the COVID-19 pandemic may also account for some of those feelings. I know I feel it. I feel less focused, there's a constant process using up CPU in my head.
Not only has it affected my work ethic, but also:
- Sleep patterns
- How much I eat
- Joy I get from things that used to bring me joy
- Lack of physical contact/touch, especially since I am single
These are all things that weigh heavy.
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#9I've worked from home for 6+ years now. The transition is tough. It's even tougher when everybody else around you is dealing with the exact same transition. Even though, I've developed some good routines for myself, they've been extremely hard to follow during the pandemic.
In short, it's hard to draw a conclusion on such short time horizons - especially when "normal" is drastically different right now.
Re: Google’s Internal Data Show Engineers Found It Harder to Code from Home
#10Can't read the article since it is behind a paywall... but wanted to ask this question anyway: How much is that productivity hit because people are dealing with the fact that this pandemic is lasting longer than expected, more people are getting sick, more people are dying... You know, the amount of brain cycles spent worrying about the COVID-19 pandemic may also account for some of those feelings. I know I feel it.…
not only that but parents also have their kids home etc.. which wouldnt be the case under normal wfh conditions