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Who is demanding this? My company is openly talking about “office optional” when normalcy returns with “office days” being the exception rather than the norm.
by mikece 6y ago
Who is demanding this? My company is openly talking about “office optional” when normalcy returns with “office days” being the exception rather than the norm.
- zimpenfish 6y agoUK politicians and business landlords are banging the "back to the office, proles!" drum pretty hard right now. Thankfully people are mostly ignoring them.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoIf it was only the UK...
- agrippanux 6y agoMy company was a few months away from an office move when Covid hit. Most leadership was fiercely anti-wfh. Fast forward to today, and the new office buildout has been converted into a “hotel” model with no permanent desks and the expectation is when it’s safe, you will have option to do come in a few days a week.
- bigwavedave 6y agoIf my work ever went to a "no permanent desks" rule, they'd never see me in the office again. Not knowing where I'll be sitting and what noise/neighbor issues I'll have to work around is like adding insult to the injury of having to commute and forego all the benefits I get spoiled by with wfh.
- sktguha 6y agoMind sharing your company name ? , just curious
- heavyset_go 6y agoThe people that I know who work managerial and director roles in healthcare and pharmaceuticals are discussing this, also. Apparently productivity is through the roof with work from home.