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> In-office work needs to be compensated differently than WFH. Do you mean pay you more because the office no longer needs to provide space and power for you,
by nullc 5y ago
> In-office work needs to be compensated differently than WFH.
Do you mean pay you more because the office no longer needs to provide space and power for you, but you provide it for yourself? ... and because you can be called 'in' faster without the 45 minute commute?
:P
- tpxl 5y agoNo joke - yes. If my company gets big enough to need employees, I plan to compensate them for home offices.