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The problem I have with forcing execs to the same policy as workers when it comes to return to office is that most tech offices are located in extremely expensi
by subsubzero 4y ago
The problem I have with forcing execs to the same policy as workers when it comes to return to office is that most tech offices are located in extremely expensive cities where most employees now can not afford a decent house to raise a family. The execs can live anywhere in the world and lavishly on their salaries but in the bay area a average house runs about $1.6M, try to buy that on a 100-200k a year salary.(note tesla office is in palo alto where the avg. price of a house is $4M dollars, I don't know how much the TX office home prices are)
- bodge5000 4y agoOh no I agree, I don't like the policy at all, but if he's going to enforce the policy anyway, at least enforce it equally. Don't get me wrong though, I'd be handing in my notice either way
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- api 4y agoHousing costs are the elephant in the living with this issue and a ton of others. It's IMHO a domestic crisis in the US. Unfortunately the people running the country are benefiting from it, including the older members of the middle and upper middle class sitting on gigantic amounts of home equity.