The big central office has always been an odd idea, and I'm saying that as a fan of literally working together, at least occasionally. You can do that with many small offices, though, distributed around so that they're not so hard to get to. Maybe WeWork. Maybe Starbucks.
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馃憢 We're here for that! (P.S. No better time to try than now-- 50% #WeWorkAllAccess through 6/30/22... a great solution for distributed teams.)

Jun 22, 2022 路 6:40 PM UTC

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Since you chimed in, WeWork is certainly viable if an org is just starting down this road, but how exactly will you be cost effective in comparison to a company creating its own satellite offices? ITSM, your profit just adds expense.
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