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Coming to the office has to be significantly more productive than working from home for it to make sense after accounting for the astronomical costs of office s
by bloppe 3y ago
Coming to the office has to be significantly more productive than working from home for it to make sense after accounting for the astronomical costs of office space in major cities.
- codeduck 3y agoThis smells like a sunk-cost fallacy. My counterargument would be that there has been a massive captive market for commercial real-estate that has now, thanks to high-bandwidth networking, been exposed as superfluous. The pandemic ripped the bandage off our collective eyes. People are now seeing that it is not necessary to jam employees cheek-by-jowl in order to extract value from them.
- hsjqllzlfkf 3y ago> Coming to the office has to be significantly more productive than working from home for it to make sense after accounting for the astronomical costs of office space in major cities. It doesn't "have to be", there's other explanations. For example, maybe working from the office is less productive than wfh, but no one has figured that out yet.