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Isn't this with the caveat when they are not on a client project? My impression with Big 4 was that they spent a lot of time in client offices.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
Isn't this with the caveat when they are not on a client project? My impression with Big 4 was that they spent a lot of time in client offices.
- chrisseaton 5y agoIf the clients are also working from home where are you going to go?
- BrissyCoder 5y agoThe Pub?
- awsthro00945 5y agoYes. Even before the pandemic I (and most of my Big4 colleagues) worked from home when possible (my firm didn't care at all if you came to the office), but 80%+ of the time we were at the whims of our client and were traveling to their offices, anyway. This announcement probably means a lot more for the internal services staff and the accounting teams that don't go to clients often, but for almost all of the client-facing staff I doubt this makes much of a difference.
- xivzgrev 5y agothat's what i was thinking too. most consultants are on site 4 days a week
- alexrzem 5y agoNope. I haven’t been into the offices for the majority of my clients, and when I have, it’s only been to pick up a secured laptop and physically sign papers.