I don't agree. Extroverts love working with other people, and love having meetings and 'catching up'. I suspect most engineers, scientists, and programmers lean towards introversion, so we like working alone, but it's not true of most people.
I just can't think well on interesting problems while someone's talking to someone behind, someone at my face at the cubicle trying to hit a conversation. Hence, WFH.
Don't like team because finding good team 10xs everything but bad team 1/10xs everything.
It's way more likely the team is a misfit in real world unless of course there are no hiring constraints due to elitism.
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I don't agree. Extroverts love working with other people, and love having meetings and 'catching up'. I suspect most engineers, scientists, and programmers lean towards introversion, so we like working alone, but it's not true of most people.
I just can't think well on interesting problems while someone's talking to someone behind, someone at my face at the cubicle trying to hit a conversation. Hence, WFH.
Don't like team because finding good team 10xs everything but bad team 1/10xs everything.
It's way more likely the team is a misfit in real world unless of course there are no hiring constraints due to elitism.