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A few lines before that: He [Hölzle] strongly opposed remote work for Google employees who didn't have a certain seniority level or wouldn't be assigned to an
by bellyfullofbac 5y ago
A few lines before that:
He [Hölzle] strongly opposed remote work for Google employees who didn't have a certain seniority level or wouldn't be assigned to an office, a resigning employee told CNET.
So, who do we want to believe?
- dorianmariefr 5y agoboth say that it's for senior employees and those without an office
- sangnoir 5y ago> So, who do we want to believe? They are both saying the same thing: Hölzle opposes the peasants working from home. The spokesperson is being deliberately opaque/circumspect by saying Hölzle never opposed senior folk (like him) working from home, but the level of seniority is left undefined.
- pseudalopex 5y agoThe article said the spokesperson said Hölzle never opposed what the resigning employee said Hölzle strongly opposed. And it quoted the spokesperson saying all employees are eligible to apply for remote.
- mcguire 5y ago"Apply" is a neat word. Anyone can apply for anything. Now, whether it's approved or not...