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I actually see this could be a useful thing. A hybrid worker that needs to get into the office a couple of times per week would leverage this to stay a night or

I actually see this could be a useful thing. A hybrid worker that needs to get into the office a couple of times per week would leverage this to stay a night or two, particularly if their commute was otherwise fairly long. Let's say that someone's commute would be over an hour long, but they have some ability to work from home. On the days that they need to be in office, staying the night at a reasonably priced company hotel might bring a lot of value.

d3w4s9 3y ago
...saying that as a young single hobbyless person might make a little bit of sense. Wouldn't work for anyone else.
- taftster 3y ago
  I don't know, I do this exact thing right now in my current employment. I've got kids and spouse at home, fully invested in their lives, and still trying to grow my career. This situation works very well for me, since I live in the boonies outside a tech metro hotspot (not SV). I don't think it's necessarily just for "young single" types.