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Outlook still calls time when you're not working "Out of Office". Being "in the office" means you are working, and part of the organisation. So to what extent
by MattPalmer1086 5y ago
Outlook still calls time when you're not working "Out of Office". Being "in the office" means you are working, and part of the organisation.
So to what extent is the physical proximity of colleagues an essential part of that organisational belonging? Or is it just that prior to our current technological capabilities and the pandemic, being "in the office" was a necessary part of that belonging?
- lkrubner 5y agoI think perhaps you are still viewing this issue from the point of view of the worker?
- MattPalmer1086 5y agoNot entirely. I am questioning whether physical proximity ("being in the office") is still a good proxy for being an integral part of an organisation.