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My hypothesis is that WFH has been somewhat ostracized, generally, by companies for bad reasons that would otherwise benefit employees who find it beneficial.
by halfmatthalfcat 6y ago
My hypothesis is that WFH has been somewhat ostracized, generally, by companies for bad reasons that would otherwise benefit employees who find it beneficial.
The pendulum is now swinging in WFH's favor and those who it benefits want to cement it as a very viable and practical alternative to the traditional office model.
- taxcoder 6y agoI wonder if it will swing to an extreme the other way, as many pendulum like responses tend to. In other words, if WFH will become more common than is reasonable as we reach and then pass an ideal.