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Whether you prefer WFH or rather be in the office, I would be truly suspicious of a company that claims RTO is necessary. The reasons for RTO don't seem to be b
by rybosworld 3y ago
Whether you prefer WFH or rather be in the office, I would be truly suspicious of a company that claims RTO is necessary. The reasons for RTO don't seem to be backed by rationale/logic. That should be immediately concerning to any individual contributor.
For example:
1. Some flavor of "water cooler conversation is important for innovation!" Just... what?
2. "Collaboration is suffering" without any evidence offered.
3. "Productivity is suffering" without any evidence offered.
4. "How can we know if people are slacking off or not". Well how did you determine that in the office setting? Was it their physical presence from the hours of 9 to 5 that convinced you?