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Workers for whom remote work is an option have essentially no real demands placed on them other than fealty. They are not in a position to "revolt". Maybe a bit
by version_five 3y ago
Workers for whom remote work is an option have essentially no real demands placed on them other than fealty. They are not in a position to "revolt". Maybe a bit of job hopping as long as the economy stays good.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoThe theory of "revolt" isn't about workers for whom remote work is an option per se, it's about jobs/roles that could be remote but employers are dictating otherwise. Covid exposed that flexibility is possible but employers are now insisting otherwise. The friction from that disconnect certain has the potential to trigger pushback.