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Industry-wide? I guess I'm naive for thinking that some companies must have some smart people in the room and point out the fallacy
by smith7018 3y ago
Industry-wide? I guess I'm naive for thinking that some companies must have some smart people in the room and point out the fallacy
- ghaff 3y agoI know a lot of people here think executives are idiots but I really have trouble believing that any CEO is sitting there thinking "Damn. If I don't get people back into the office, all these office chairs we spent good money on will go to waste."
- smith7018 3y agoExactly. Same with "Damn. We have to drive away our best talent to fill occupancy in the office we already signed a lease on despite rent being a fixed cost that isn't impacted by occupancy." Like, it just doesn't make sense to me.
- ghaff 3y agoI do understand to the degree tax incentives get involved. But, whether having deluded themselves or not, I do believe most execs pushing RTO are doing so for reasons they think are sound for collaboration, cultural, or other rational reasons.