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I was much better off when I was among a small group of people free to go or not go to the office. Now that everyone wants to do that, without the knowledge or
by peoplefromibiza 4y ago
I was much better off when I was among a small group of people free to go or not go to the office.
Now that everyone wants to do that, without the knowledge or the experience to do it, but only because they want to work in their pajamas (let's be honest!) I am forced to go through endless meetings where the first half is about "can you hear me?" "can you see me?" "where is X?" "coming, is in another meeting" "OK let's wait another 5 minutes then" and then half of them has an horrible voice quality, worse video, you have to repeat the same things over and over for the benefit of those not listening (let's be honest!) etc etc
it's exhausting and the fact that we aren't physically in the same room make people think two hours meetings are something normal
It's making me frankly think that all of this "freedom to work everywhere" trope has gone too far.