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There isn't the same sort of office puff pieces in the UK press that the NYT has been running incessantly - mostly they're the sort of article that you read and
by davidgerard 5y ago
There isn't the same sort of office puff pieces in the UK press that the NYT has been running incessantly - mostly they're the sort of article that you read and think "did a commercial rental building write this".
I'd be interested in how those banks are actually handling 2020-2021 here in practice, however anti-WFH they were previously.
- decafninja 5y agoTalking with my former coworkers, I know the bank I used to work at as well as others my ex-team have migrated to are still insisting they will be 100% work-from-office once things return to some sense of normalcy. This policy doesn't seem to be different between their US and UK locations. We had a townhall where the CTO first congratulated everyone for making 2020 a very productive year - with no loss of productivity from WFH. Then concluded by saying we would return to 100% work from office ASAP because it is scientifically proven by data that working from the office is more productive.
- davidgerard 5y ago> once things return to some sense of normalcy This is absolutely not any time soon. > because it is scientifically proven by data that working from the office is more productive. lol, love to see that data