He argues that while remote work is functional, maintaining team camaraderie and preventing miscommunication is significantly more effective when done in person.

“i feel like it'd be really hard to have that level of camaraderie and that kind of a team dynamic if you're not in the same place doing the same stuff seeing each other's faces you know it takes work”

The pressure of remote work environments can be managed by setting clear boundaries and protecting personal time.

“pick a time at the end of the day that you declare the end of your work day. And to mark this end with a ritual, because, you know, we are creatures of rituals. And the ritual is turn off your phone and charge it outside your bedroom.”