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That still requires you to live in the Bay Area and commute 3/5 days. Token crumbs.

• borski 5y ago
  Not crumbs; intentional flexibility, likely while still maintaining the in-office requirement 3 days / week and keeping people near the office because their data says it's better that way. Also, this isn't a 'plan for the decade'; this is a 'return to work plan.' The social contract pre-pandemic was that you were in office; I don't know why anyone expected large companies, who generally change direction as quickly as an ocean liner, to suddenly embrace remote work and give up on decades of hard-learned management techniques for in-office workers. That was never going to happen instantly. People are welcome to (and should) advocate for themselves and their needs, but to expect suddenly for the world to go full remote immediately is, frankly, misguided.