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Misha Krunic

What's your preference - working from the office, remotely, or a hybrid model?

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Hello fellow makers & hunters! I was wondering what's everyone's preference these days when it comes to where you're working from. Is it office, is it remote (doesn't have to be home - could a cafe, for example) or a hybrid model? Is an office still the number one environment for maintaining higher levels of productivity or not? What are your thoughts?

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Dani Luu
I'm doing hybrid with WFH 90% of the time, I only come to the office like once a month and it has worked perfectly. Our marketing team is 100% remote since we have team members in other cities and countries.
Juliette
Actually, I work remotely, but a few months ago I came to a country where there is an office of the company where I work. I had no problems with discipline and motivation when working remotely, but the undoubted advantage of working in the office is communication. Discussing an article or book, quickly resolving a work issue, asking someone from another team for advice, all this contributes to your development.
Nishith from True Sparrow
100% remote for me. The advantages (flexibility, ability to hire from anywhere) outweighs the challenges. And there are challenges. You just have to be conscious and proactively address those - be it culture building, collaboration or communication.
Misha Krunic
@nishith_shah Makes sense. I'm curious, how do you address culture building when everyone is in a different place?
Nishith from True Sparrow
@price2spy ah, my favorite question. While there is no single bullet to address culture building, I'm building an entire product around helping remote teams build a great culture. thursday.social
Sophia Emma
I'll go with the hybrid one.
Sergul Sungur
I have to work from office once a week, so I can socialize with my colleagues more and more. A lot of coffee breaks, chats and going outside for lunch etc... Office day is just like a free day for me, to be honest, I'm working less :)
Misha Krunic
@sergul_sungur1 Wow, that's very interesting! Does this model suit you or would you like to change it?
Sergul Sungur
@price2spy I'm happy and don't want to change it. Doesn't matter where I work from, if I've done my daily to do's and weekly goals.
Andrew Glenn
My personal preference would be about a 3:2 split remote to office.
Misha Krunic
@asglenn I see, and also, from what I've heard when talking to people, this is what a significant number of companies is deciding to do.
Wiktoria Jaszcza
Office I think. Going out to work keeps me in the groove, has a positive impact on productivity in the bigger picture. How about you, Misha?
Misha Krunic
@w_j Thanks for sharing! I feel like lately for me the hybrid model has been working out well, with a 4:1 ratio (office to home).
Sandra Djajic
Personally, I prefer working at the office so that work and home are separated. I do enjoy having the option to work from home though.
Ksusha
Remote is the most comfortable option for me. Because i can be free in movement. I can work in bed, i can work on balcony, i can work in cafe, i can work near the ocean, i can work in the village near grandparents, i can work in airport and so on variability is very important for me and makes my life different and rich
Dawn Veltri
Office. I really like the separation of work and home.
Inam from Outgrow
Remote
Jennifer Guerra
I work remotely, but I'd like to go to an office sometimes, I feel I'm less productive at home. Hybrid would probably work better for me
Varun Kodnani
Working from home and from my favorite cafe
Bhavna Singh
I believe going to office is more beneficial in the sense you have more communication with the team face to face and as a person rather than online, the rapport building is better when in office.