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WFH either works or it doesn’t. If it works, it will happen. Outsourcing either works or it doesn’t. Short of regulation, if it works, it will happen. Workers
by sarchertech 3y ago
WFH either works or it doesn’t. If it works, it will happen. Outsourcing either works or it doesn’t. Short of regulation, if it works, it will happen.
Workers pushing for work from home isn’t going to change this. If in office is a competitive advantage, companies will pay more for in office employees. If it’s not a competitive advantage, no amount of workers not pushing for WFH will cause companies to pay for offices.
- JambalayaJim 3y agoClearly corporate leaders believe that in-office is a competitive advantage. That’s why they are pushing RTO, conspiracy theories aside. If they are instead forced to offer universal wfh as a concession to the labour market, then yes, outsourcing might be more attractive.
- sarchertech 3y agoWho is forcing them to offer universal WFH? Are you saying people pushing for WFH are going to be able to force WFH on every employee and every company?
- JambalayaJim 3y agoI’m not saying people who are pushing for WFH will be successful, I’m speaking of a hypothetical situation.
- sarchertech 3y agoNo one is pushing for universal work from home, so there’s nothing to succeed at. I’ve never heard anyone say that they think no one should be allowed to work from an office.