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There are quite a few non-"shitty" companies mandating RTO for those not hired as remote workers. Classifying good companies as "shitty" because one doesn't li
by mc32 4y ago
There are quite a few non-"shitty" companies mandating RTO for those not hired as remote workers. Classifying good companies as "shitty" because one doesn't like the original terms of employment agreed to by both parties is hyperbola. Sure, it's not your preference, but it does not make it a "shitty" company.
- blibble 4y ago> Classifying good companies as "shitty" because one doesn't like their terms of employment is hyperbola. I think most people care quite a lot about their "terms of employment": pay, working hours, work location, etc.
- mc32 4y agoNo doubt, but the companies being referred to are generally companies people are looking to be hired at, you know, the FAANG sort who are now bringing up the original terms as agreed upon. Now, if the poster is referring to some contract shop, sure, their terms are usually lousy, but here the poster is referring to the FAANGs of the world who are now asking many employees to RTO on some frequency basis.
- djur 4y agoWhich companies are you referring to?