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Which is why hybrid doesn’t work, and back to the office will win for most companies.
by randomsearch 5y ago
Which is why hybrid doesn’t work, and back to the office will win for most companies.
- arrosenberg 5y agoThere's definitely room for a hybrid where teams (or whatever org-unit) are able to determine which days will be in-office and what hours people are expected to be physically available for during those days. I don't really need to go into the office 40 hours (plus the 5-8 hours of commute time), but I'd have no objection with 3-5 hours, 2 days a week to facilitate meetings, teambuilding, etc.
- k4ch0w 5y agoI think you'll lose some talented employees if you don't allow WFH. I think it will take time to see how this plays out.
- randomsearch 5y agoI think you’re right, because many employees prefer wfh. But I think for companies and esp startups wfh is a big loss, so that losing some employees is worth it. And if the bubble pops things will change.