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And when in the office, do you chain them to their desks? Never letting them take a bathroom break, never letting them handle family emergencies, never letting

And when in the office, do you chain them to their desks? Never letting them take a bathroom break, never letting them handle family emergencies, never letting them take a lunch break, never letting them step outside to take a walk? I'm guessing that's not the case. So even in the office, the team's availability is not absolute. Which raises the question of why would someone expect otherwise when working from home.

oldnetguy 4y ago
I get what you are doing, but that's ok. I hope to be working with new people soon.
- falcolas 4y ago
  If your expectations remain the same - 100% availability no matter the reason during business hours - those new folks are likely going to disappoint you in the same way.