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Why would they want to return? One you do an “upgrade” in your life, i.e. like remote work, quality family time, it’s difficult/impossible to go back. The same
by NKosmatos 4y ago
Why would they want to return? One you do an “upgrade” in your life, i.e. like remote work, quality family time, it’s difficult/impossible to go back.
The same is true for many other life “upgrades” like fiber internet connection, smart devices, smartphones, color TVs and so on
- ravenstine 4y agoSome people might actually like working for its own sake, just as some truly prefer going into the office despite the tradeoffs. I am not one of those people. lol Not that I don't have a constant drive to do something, of course. I just wouldn't engage in surrogate work in order to feel like I'm worth something.
- Gigachad 4y agoI'm one of those people, but I still prefer 4 days. I can then work on something else on the 5th day which I normally wouldn't get to do and keep my weekends for relaxing and not side projects.
- ramraj07 4y agoI love working for works sake. I severely miss working in an office and bumping into people and getting great ideas. I believe highly skilled software engineers in a product focused startup should not work remote if they want innovation. Pretty much as “I love work” as it gets, and I can’t wait for the move to 4 day weeks. Work for works sake gets better when it’s highly focused when you’re in the zone and lets your mind be free for all the rest of the time.
- IanCal 4y agoMost companies.