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Lol treating their employees like high schoolers now? I'd be surprised if this actually gets implemented, idk if anyone who have any kind of job mobility would
by kelipso 4y ago
Lol treating their employees like high schoolers now? I'd be surprised if this actually gets implemented, idk if anyone who have any kind of job mobility would stand for it
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- Gigachad 4y agoI like working in office so I’d be indifferent. Perhaps Apple wants to develop their in office culture again and let the people who want to remote work move on.
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- hurril 4y agoThat is a false dichotomy. I love working in the office and also really like working from home (or elsewhere, but preferably from home.) It's almost as if there's a third way here; let's just for argument's sake refer to it as a hybrid solution. Wonder if someone has attempted it?
- waych 4y agoMaybe people in this camp are welcome to move on too?
- favaq 4y agoIt's not a false dichotomy. You can't have an office work culture if most people choose not to go to the office.
- hurril 4y agoDidn't I just talk about the hybrid alternative as the third leg of the actual dichotomy? You might still have the opinion that the office culture won't be the same and maybe not as good, and you're entitled to that. I would have to think about what I think about office cultures to have an opinion on it. The either/ or dichotomy is still false, however.