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The Wall Street Journal newspaper asked Mr Hastings if he had seen any benefits from staff working from home. "No. I don't see any positives," he replied Not
by remir 6y ago
The Wall Street Journal newspaper asked Mr Hastings if he had seen any benefits from staff working from home.
"No. I don't see any positives," he replied
Not even a tiny bit of positive? I would be curious to know Netflix's workers point of view on this.
- rrobukef 6y ago"We didn't shut down" is apparently not a positive.
- tayo42 6y agoHow does someone in such a high position see things so black and white? Either way, this world wide work from home experiment isn't even a good one because there's a massive pandemic going on that... Judge wfh after the world is vaccinated.
- mderazon 6y agoExactly. I've been working from home for years. I thought this was finally the tipping point for WFH but I now starting to realize people are forming bad opinions about it but due to the circumstances, this is not really a proper "clean" WFH experiment due to the pandemic
- syndacks 6y ago>How does someone in such a high position see things so black and white? The CEO of Netflix is a brand in itself. The guy is selling a message, a vision (and a book!) My guess is, deep down inside, he sees several positives of WFH, but that doesn't vibe with his overall message or the culture he's trying to cultivate.