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> People who refuse to work from the office, even a few days out of the week, look like total snowflakes to me. What's "snowflaky" about not wanting to waste y
by bluefirebrand 4y ago
> People who refuse to work from the office, even a few days out of the week, look like total snowflakes to me.
What's "snowflaky" about not wanting to waste your personal time commuting?
Until companies are paying for commute time and transportation costs, they can kiss my ass about returning to an office. It's always been bullshit, now it's just more obvious that its also unnecessary.
So if you want me in the office you better pay me for the extra time and cost.
- quickthrower2 4y agoExactly, expensive cities mean "local" can mean a handy little 2 hour commute one way. The market has moved to remote. Sometimes the market favours the employee like this. Sometimes it favours the employer, like when some big companies were working together to limit salaries.
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