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The working environment will be determined by market forces. If you don't want to RTO, go work for the many, many companies that allow remote work. Yes, it mi
by andrewmutz 3y ago
The working environment will be determined by market forces. If you don't want to RTO, go work for the many, many companies that allow remote work. Yes, it might mean a pay cut or working on problems that aren't your favorite.
Until people actually change jobs over RTO policies in large numbers, companies will continue to transition to working back in the office.
And why wouldn't they? After all, if employees are unwilling to take a job with lower pay or less exciting problems over this, how much do they really care about it?
- marcosdumay 3y ago> Until people actually change jobs over RTO policies in large numbers There have been plenty of people measuring this. Some on even business-frienly publications. Those make the frontpage here every once in a while. People change jobs in mass over RTO, and it has had a large impact on the companies that did it. (And yet, there has been too little time for real problems to appear because of RTO. Give it another year. People don't even switch jobs that fast. Up to now we only have some non-critical problems.)