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I'm not compromising. I literally said I prefer to be in the office. I feel there is a growing wave of "WFH only or bust", which just throws away the opinion o
by supergeek133 5y ago
I'm not compromising. I literally said I prefer to be in the office.
I feel there is a growing wave of "WFH only or bust", which just throws away the opinion of people like me.
I've been working from home for 18 months like a lot of others, I don't mind it, but given the choice...
- luffapi 5y agoPeople are “WFH of bust” for several reasons: 1. While some employees legitimately like the office, the push to return there is coming from executives. The motivation is pretty clearly control. 2. For the first time ever, work style is favoring introverts. Their feelings were never taken into consideration, yet through the accident of the pandemic, intovert friendly work is now the norm. 3. Cost of living is through the roof near traditional office space. Because the stakes are so high, the change so recent and the pushback so authoritarian, people are “fighting” to retain WFH. It also feels like a winnable battle for the first time ever.