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I'm sorry but it's not that simple, people who want to work in the office tend to want everyone else to work at the office too. People who want to work outside
by baby 5y ago
I'm sorry but it's not that simple, people who want to work in the office tend to want everyone else to work at the office too. People who want to work outside of the office want people to use remote tools to communicate (otherwise they miss out on conversations). You either go full remote or you don't, I think most people would agree that hybrid is the worst of both worlds.
> The other point to think about is this: remote work is brill if you are enjoying it, but it licks massive donkeyballs if you don't.
I really don't understand this point of view, just pay for wework
- KaiserPro 5y ago> I'm sorry but it's not that simple, people who want to work in the office tend to want everyone else to work at the office too I think both extremes want their own way. I don't want to force people in or out of the office. I want the option to do either. > just pay for wework You do see the inherent problem with that, its basically subsidising the facilities budget. If you have enough money to pay for a wework, you can pay for better home accommodation.
- baby 5y ago> You do see the inherent problem with that, its basically subsidising the facilities budget. If you have enough money to pay for a wework, you can pay for better home accommodation. I actually think remote work places should start offering wework budget to employees. I agree that not everyone can be comfortable at home.