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> The worst part is that anyone who wants WFH can have it, but I cannot have what I need. This really makes it sound like you think other people should be forc
by bluefirebrand 4y ago
> The worst part is that anyone who wants WFH can have it, but I cannot have what I need.
This really makes it sound like you think other people should be forced back to offices so that you can get what you "need"
Office work shouldn't be your substitute for a social life.
- missedthecue 4y agoWhat I mean to say is that I cannot take unilateral steps to remediate the issue at hand (i.e. quitting and finding a new employer) Someone who prefers WFH can do this.
- bluefirebrand 4y agoFrankly, this is bull. The last two years of the pandemic is a huge outlier where remote work has been the norm. Most workplaces before the pandemic were full time in-office and it seems there's a huge push starting to get everyone back in offices across a lot of industries now. Many companies might wind up settling on a hybrid approach, but I can almost guarantee you that will lean more towards office than remote. I'm sorry that the forced remote has been hard for you, but get over it. Society is still built by extroverts for extroverts. You will be able to get those jobs a lot more easily going forward than I will be able to find fully remote jobs, I guarantee it.