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> Meta has even implemented limits on how often these workers hired as remote are allowed to come into the office, but have not divulged the reason for doing so
by easton 3y ago
> Meta has even implemented limits on how often these workers hired as remote are allowed to come into the office, but have not divulged the reason for doing so.
The simplest answer is that they literally don't have enough space for all of the workers to be in the office at the same time, right? They probably didn't have enough space to begin with if a lot of the workforce was remote.
- oldbbsnickname 3y agoUntrue. Most of the buildings were predominantly empty most of the time, even in MPK and FRE. Many of the remote buildings were ghost towns. After the closure of multiple buildings and eateries, some floors of some of the buildings became quite full. Ironically, I did shared desks in a building that was absolutely jammed full of non-engineers who literally sat around and socialized all day loudly.