>"...Steven Rattner argued, in a piece called “Is Working From Home Really Working?,” that the increasing prevalence of remote work reflects a change not just i

>"...Steven Rattner argued, in a piece called “Is Working From Home Really Working?,” that the increasing prevalence of remote work reflects a change not just in technological capacity and social circumstances but in the United States’ entire attitude toward labor—a change that is “not for the better,” he says, and that “threatens to do long-lasting damage to economic growth and prosperity.” No shit Sherlock. Now please do show me where did I sign to work for "growth and prosperity"? I do not give a flying fuck about it. Never have. Never will. As for his likes the "prosperity" means rich fucktards buying more yachts and owning more of the world while the rest enjoys inflation eating into their money.