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My company has already started its effort to bring all of us back in. There are some exceptions, but it is not clear, who can get it, so it is the usual corpora
by A4ET8a8uTh0 5y ago
My company has already started its effort to bring all of us back in. There are some exceptions, but it is not clear, who can get it, so it is the usual corporate free for all, which means basically what it always did.. if boss likes us you, they may bestow a favor upon you. Throughout the entire pandemic experience I have become noticeably more cynical, but I have to admit I did not see the ridiculous corporate propaganda 'sitting in traffic is good for you' coming.
- HHC-Hunter 5y ago>corporate propaganda 'sitting in traffic is good for you' coming. Wow, thank you for this comment, I've only sort of just realized this. Eye opening / Watershed moment.
- adventureadmin 5y ago> if boss likes us you, they may bestow a favor upon you. That's the rub with job as well, management simply can't follow their own return-to-office policy uniformly without bleeding talent, which is clearly going to lead to a lot of disgruntled coworkers. It's frustrating too because we have both productive and unproductive employees advocating for remote.
- heavyset_go 5y ago> but I have to admit I did not see the ridiculous corporate propaganda 'sitting in traffic is good for you' coming. Well, someone needs to deal with the repercussions of employers' multiyear leases and investments in real estate. You are a team player, aren't you?