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Employees in tech might win this tug of war due to shortages. Demand for tech things has never been higher - both genuine demand e.g. remote learning and specul
by quickthrower2 5y ago
Employees in tech might win this tug of war due to shortages. Demand for tech things has never been higher - both genuine demand e.g. remote learning and speculative demand e.g. bond yields are negative take my money for your sashimi delivery startup!
- Jensson 5y agoThere is no "winning" in this tug of war, the more one side wins the less they will pull and ultimately it will settle down where some companies do WFH and some do WFO. So just like before but probably more of them doing WFH.
- quickthrower2 5y agoI’m not sure. Once it becomes normal to WFH, coming into the office in the future might be seen like like asking for a sharp 9am start or to wear a suit and tie today.
- ThrowawayR2 5y ago> "Employees in tech might win this tug of war due to shortages." If that's the case, employees should have won the argument against open plan offices too. But that didn't happen?