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Sorry but what??? “The only useful conversations are thoughtful, planned, and collaborative”??? That’s so wildly untrue and obviously so, I’m blown away that
by SpeedilyDamage 4y ago
Sorry but what??? “The only useful conversations are thoughtful, planned, and collaborative”???
That’s so wildly untrue and obviously so, I’m blown away that you could declare something so obviously false so confidently.
Where do you work? I’d love to short that company’s stock.
- MrScruff 4y agoI feel like with a lot of the hardcore anti return to the office people the arguments are disingenuous. People have built their lives (and in some cases moved entirely) based on being able to work remotely 99% of the time, and they refuse to accept there are any disadvantages. I saw Sam Altman say the other day that he didn’t think any of the important companies in the next period of time will be fully remote, and I would agree.
- SpeedilyDamage 4y agoI’ve found that folks who are attached to parts of the business that are focused on growing the business want to be in person more than parts of the business that “punch in/punch out” and don’t take full ownership of their role in the bigger picture. I’m betting you can imagine who is helpful and who is less so, and further I bet it’s pretty obvious in most cases, which makes the folks who are on the bad end of it defensive.