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I think it's really the cost of housing and unbearable commutes that people are more against than being in the office. If people could have short commutes and r
by angmarsbane 5y ago
I think it's really the cost of housing and unbearable commutes that people are more against than being in the office. If people could have short commutes and reasonable housing I don't think time in office would be fought as hard.
- pseudalopex 5y agoDon't forget open floor plans.
- andrei_says_ 5y agoAs one of the “people” I can say that being in the office is a significant downgrade compared to WFH. Being confined in specific place for 8 hours a day does not make sense for me. My colleagues’ zoom rooms are 1-click away during work hours. The factory floor model does not apply when all you process is information. I know managers probably still want to see their workers in their seats but trust beats micromanagement.