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This barrage of anti-wfh rhetoric from the economist is getting tiring
by ashneo76 5y ago
This barrage of anti-wfh rhetoric from the economist is getting tiring
- doctorwho42 5y agoProbably some company exec's trying to build an argument to protect their high cost real estate assets from depreciation. Think of it, if say 30-50% of an office can become unused in 50-70% of companies in a city. Man will the value of that office will tumble. I'd bet it would see a noticable depreciation even if it was 30-45% unused and only 30% of companies in a city acted on it.
- drivingmenuts 5y agoThey’re playing to their audience, managerial types with dreams of becoming C-levels or C-levels who want to become venture capitalists.