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Do not Interrupt Developers, Study Says
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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2025
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If I ever start my own dev agency this will be our secret weapon. Every developer gets an office with a door.
We have that. It's called work from home.
We had that too. >3000 people all forced to RTO for "reasons" and probably 95% of all those people do their jobs entirely on a computer. The real stupid irony is having to now commute into an office just to join a zoom call with the half of my team that is out of state and gets to stay in their homes.
RTO is a fireing wave masked as a productivity increase.
This and justifying the cost of office space are the reasons.
Lucky you, all of my team except one person is out of state, and if I arrive to office on time all desks are full.
But this will be different, everybody will pay a sort of "rent" to use this office, but it'll be worth it because it's so big and has bedrooms and bathrooms, and you can put your office wherever you want, and even own it if you want to
I'm not living in a boarding school AND pay you for it.
Am I allowed to be naked as long as the door is closed?
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