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For me it’s the forcing of an unnecessary decision. It’s like there are cat people and dog people. If companies forced people to own a dog, or own a cat there
by prepend 5y ago
For me it’s the forcing of an unnecessary decision.
It’s like there are cat people and dog people. If companies forced people to own a dog, or own a cat there will be lots of conflict.
I don’t want to see companies become tribal, but a company that tries to make me come into the office for random reasons will make me really angry and frustrated and probably make me seek out a non-stupid company.
Stupid because if remote works for me and I’m highly productive, forcing me to come into an office to do the same thing is inefficient.
- UnpossibleJim 5y agoI think this, in the end, will be what happens and companies will start to act like filters. Remote work or office work will be a filter for talent that companies will have to chase for talent if we stay in a market that needs workers, or if we switch to a market where workers are desperate for jobs, vice versa. Of course, companies like Apple and Google who have sunk massive cost into office monstrosities will want on-site workers to justify their cost.