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It seems that most companies are failing to exhibit independent leadership in their decision-making, especially when it comes to trends like remote work. More
by myshpa 3y ago
It seems that most companies are failing to exhibit independent leadership in their decision-making, especially when it comes to trends like remote work.
More and more, we're witnessing organizations simply follow the crowd instead of taking the initiative to make informed choices.
- brucethemoose2 3y agoWhat amazes me is more than anything is that Meta jumped on the trend. They are huge, and don't have to follow anyone. They literally changed their name and company focus to enabling remote work (and remote everything). Hence they are just about as ready for remote work as anyone on the planet. ... But apparently thats not enough to let their own employees work remotely.
- nico 3y agoAnd don’t forget Zoom https://apnews.com/article/tech-work-pandemic-zoom-wfh-rto-e65d5359320bc600fa5e19b68993f52c https://apnews.com/article/tech-work-pandemic-zoom-wfh-rto-e...
- brucethemoose2 3y agoWTF. If driving became unfashionable in corporate land, would Ford and BMW discourage their employees from driving?