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Even if none allow WFH, they might go somewhere with less of a commute, or to a more trustworthy employer that doesn't backtrack on promises.
by nlnn 3y ago
Even if none allow WFH, they might go somewhere with less of a commute, or to a more trustworthy employer that doesn't backtrack on promises.
- scarface74 3y agoPeople are still acting like the current job environment doesn’t suck. Where are these trustworthy companies currently that aren’t also announcing layoffs or that you can count on not to have layoffs?
- nlnn 3y agoI don't think you can count of any company not to have layoffs, that's quite dependant on the economy, company performance, sector, etc. If a company promised no layoffs ever, I wouldn't believe them. But if they promised to continue WFH, I'd believe them, since that's directly under their control.
- scarface74 3y agoNo you can’t. But the odds are better for not having layoffs if they are actually profitable.