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Author Topic: 🔥[ANN][ICO] GOODWORK — ECOSYSTEM FOR REMOTE TEAMS 🔥  (Read 3912 times)
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May 28, 2018, 10:00:54 AM
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why is it an employer’s problem how long it takes to his employees to get to work? If If somebody doesnt like it then they should take the job and the company will find someone else.You can replace anyone nowadays
What if he is the only expert in town that you can hire for ur project?
Then u can hire him remotely. It’s very common. It’s not a problem! If u r offered a good job and fair payment then u can handle the traffic
Sometimes u can carry out a project only if the whole team is working in one spot. U r such an old-school. Long way to work influences people’s ability to work efficiently! That’s why it’s so important for GOODWORK that the way to work takes not more than 20 mins
Well, coworkings cant solve this problem completely. Let’s say a company rents an office, there will be someone who would have spend more than 20 mins to get there
they will open several co-workings in  big cities. Then a company can allocate its employees so they wont waste time in traffic.
Doubt it. Its gonna be hard to communicate and work together
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May 28, 2018, 10:29:37 AM
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How old is this coworkings market?
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