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> Not sure if they figured out ways of mixing in management / white color jobs into the warehouse numbers. I once worked as an engineer in a pseudo-office that
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
> Not sure if they figured out ways of mixing in management / white color jobs into the warehouse numbers.
I once worked as an engineer in a pseudo-office that was actually just part of the company’s warehouse that had been sectioned off and given some trendy decorations. The company was running out of warehouse space but rather than let us move into a real office, they kept us in the warehouse and rented more warehouse space next door.
I could never understand why they did it, but your comment had me wondering now.
- gruez 5y agoor maybe warehouse space was cheaper than office space? or that the managers want easy/quick access to the warehouse to micromanage workers?
- slownews45 5y agoThere can be other factors like tax credits for certain types of spaces / work / areas for adding employees etc that can drive some weird behavior. This can be really obvious with some govt contracting work which can have additional requirements on labor matters.