“Remote work has destroyed mentorship and junior employees are paying the price”
Agree
- Osmosis learning from senior people is gone
- Zoom calls can't replace hallway conversations
- Junior staff are isolated and struggling quietly
- Company culture dies without physical presence
Disagree
- Good mentors find ways to connect regardless
- Forced office time won't fix bad mentorship
- Remote work created flexibility worth the tradeoff
- This is nostalgia not actual data
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