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Does anyone oppose just allowing companies to choose whatever WFO/WFH/hybrid policy they want? If they have a WFO policy and can't recruit, then they adjust or
by ballenf 4y ago
Does anyone oppose just allowing companies to choose whatever WFO/WFH/hybrid policy they want? If they have a WFO policy and can't recruit, then they adjust or die.
Just seems reasonable that the industry, location, talent pool and local infrastructure are all factors that make it impossible to generalize.
- thenoblesunfish 4y agoI think OP is commenting on the fact that there is more noise, per person, from the pro-WFH side (see the top rated comments here), which might make you think there is more of a preference for it among tech workers. It makes some sense they'd be louder, though, as they are the ones who feel more threatened, as getting to work in their preferred way is new.