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In-person vs remote teams isn’t a preference debate. It’s a systems design decision. In-person teams run on proximity and implicit context. Remote teams run on documentation and async clarity. Different constraints. Different strengths.

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Remote teams don’t lose culture, they require designed culture. If alignment only works in a room, it doesn’t scale. If it works in writing, it does. Full breakdown by @crutchcorn.dev: playfulprogramming.com/posts/in_per...

playfulprogramming.comIn-Person vs Remote Engineering TeamsAn exploration of the pros and cons of in-person and remote engineering teams, drawing from personal experience.