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> But then again maintenance, utilities, toilet paper, sickness, taxes, etc are all burning a hole in their pocket. So better to force people back to the office
by nicoburns 5y ago
> But then again maintenance, utilities, toilet paper, sickness, taxes, etc are all burning a hole in their pocket. So better to force people back to the office?
That only makes sense if they derive value from people being in the office. Otherwise there is nothing lost by simply leaving the office empty.
- incomingpain 5y ago>That only makes sense if they derive value from people being in the office. Otherwise there is nothing lost by simply leaving the office empty. Having the building is a cost. The better thing that OP or OPlikes is that they should be considering unusual options to discover a not-bad decision. What if instead of forcing people back to the office that they instead buy a ton of hydroponic systems. Start growing food with their unused office space. If enough businesss do this, we might not have a food shortage. We might avoid a disaster that seems inevitable.