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Definitely channel that distress into anger. You hold the cards. Encourage the company to change, and vote with your feet if they don’t. WFH isn’t just a prefe
by xvector 5y ago
Definitely channel that distress into anger. You hold the cards. Encourage the company to change, and vote with your feet if they don’t.
WFH isn’t just a preference thing, having the option is about being treated with dignity like an adult.
We are uniquely privileged to be in an industry where leaving for better jobs is common and rather doable.
- fennecfoxen 5y agoI already did. I got fired from the job, found another job that gave me roughly a 60% raise (!) (including publicly tradeable equity), and now I rent a private office in a coworking space with some of the extra cash. This was a victory. A consequence of this is a price tag on how much anger I have, and it's fairly small. More peaceful for me this way.