That's true, but I don't see how this relates to pandemic or being remote?
Also not reaching out when getting totally stuck is a bad thing, but again unrelated?
Also not reaching out when getting totally stuck is a bad thing, but again unrelated?
> There is a higher hurdle to setting up a zoom call than there was to waking up to a colleague who was at their desk
Also just not getting that, hitting the call button (or a real phone call) was always quicker and easier than walking two floors down to another room just to find the person not at its desk. Where is the hurdle?
Really, just not getting it ;) What's to be solved? I see it may be a problem or hurdle for some, but for others the bigger hurdle is the opposite way. Don't extrapolate, generalize and state it like fact, because that is imo not true for everybody and may be the other way round.
There was more friction to asking quick questions, compared to being in office. This may not be the case any longer at all companies, as it's possible that some of them solved this with new communication practices.