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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Yesterday was a day in the office for my hybrid schedule. I literally got nothing productive done because of a few meetings (that could have been virtual) and a lot of drop-bys. Being in the office occasionally is really important for relationship building and collaboration. But it’s still not a place that drives actual productivity. I didn’t even open my laptop. I did some emails from my phone for a period - so I guess that counts but I was interrupted a decent amount. Today I’ll get the desk work done from home I could have done yesterday. There are many roles that don’t need to RTO, even only 3 days a week. [/quote] I very much agree with this, but am I the only one struggling with training the young new hires who will be eventually replacing me when I retire? I feel there's so much to in-person, informal on-the-job training, I certainly gained a lot from it decades ago. Hopping on a skype call with those newbies and imparting knowledge and advice isn't the same as sitting down together. [/quote]
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