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Let’s not forget the elephant in the room: office space. When leases come up for renewal remote-heavy companies may be looking to seriously downsize. This sort
by chongli 3y ago
Let’s not forget the elephant in the room: office space. When leases come up for renewal remote-heavy companies may be looking to seriously downsize. This sort of widespread cost savings could go a long way toward making remote-heavy companies more competitive.
- raverbashing 3y agoWhich is obvious to anyone who's not a 90's PHBs asking for their TPS report (and even then, I know many older managers that value remote work) But yes, companies who bet on bringing everybody back (and having the office space for that) will be less competitive
- rewmie 3y agoI don't agree, at least in general. There are companies who leverage their workforce to get tax benefits and other benefits from countries, regions, and even municipalities. They leverage their worker's pay and disposable income, and the way they can manipulate their workers on where to pay taxes and where to spend their salary, to get benefits and privileged treatment from government and state institutions. Your lease means nothing if your tax break is greater than your office rent.