> - the push back against remote work will be real and large. Not sure what side I am on
I'm at a small company where we've started recording, transcribing and taking minutes of all meetings with AI. Then that gets fed into a RAG system and we can see what's been said when.
If you're doing it in person than all of that information will just float out of everyones heads by the end of the week.
There's a push _for_ remote work because it's actually convenient to find out what you need to do and when it needs to get finished by.
The next thing we're doing is buying everyone an intous screens so we can share whiteboards which is the last thing that in person meetings were good for.
I'm at a small company where we've started recording, transcribing and taking minutes of all meetings with AI. Then that gets fed into a RAG system and we can see what's been said when.
If you're doing it in person than all of that information will just float out of everyones heads by the end of the week.
There's a push _for_ remote work because it's actually convenient to find out what you need to do and when it needs to get finished by.
The next thing we're doing is buying everyone an intous screens so we can share whiteboards which is the last thing that in person meetings were good for.