If you survived the pandemic, then you already know that arguing about work-from-home versus onsite work is as stupid as arguing about whether it’s better to eat with a spoon or a fork. It’s no longer a debate, as we’ve seen the pros and cons of each arrangement. Companies have already figured out what works for them. Work arrangement is always a welcome topic to discuss, but recently it became a popular topic (and through the dumbest way possible) because some “CEO” said that work-from-home makes you dumb. I’m no scientist, but I’ve been around enough smart people to know…
Author: Louie Diangson
Louie Diangson
Louie Diangson is a consumer tech writer who has been covering the latest gadgets and trends for over 11 years. His work has appeared on respected online publications such as GadgetPilipinas.net and YugaTech.com. He is currently the Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Glint.PH, a website that focuses on visually-appealing and easy-to-digest tech and lifestyle content.
Apple’s achievements, as evident in its product development and market value, show that strategic patience, when implemented properly, can benefit the company’s long-term success.
During the Nokia heydays, I would frequent malls and try Nokia’s demo units. I would hold them, admire their design, and imagine what it would be like to own one. I didn’t have the money to buy one then but I was happy to just experience it to some degree.
