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The mangement had several years to collect data. Maybe they checked the numbers and found that, yes, people on average are less productive when working from hom
by otabdeveloper4 3y ago
The mangement had several years to collect data. Maybe they checked the numbers and found that, yes, people on average are less productive when working from home.
Is that surprising or unexpected somehow?
- _teyd 3y agoIf they checked the numbers and it showed that they’d be shouting from the rooftops, not trying to prevent anyone from discussing it.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoWhy would they? On what other issue do we expect transparency in the internal metrics of large corporations?
- _teyd 3y agoTypically you’d get that sort of thing at a quarterly report if it was actually material to the performance of the company and they had actual data. Otherwise it’s just a normal thing as far as I know to support an argument with data if you have it.
- p_l 3y agoChances that they have actually gathered data are infinitesimally low. Now, CEOs following fashion trends, OTOH...
- zonkerdonker 3y agoSo why hasn't anyone published that data, or even shared that internally? You know damn well amazon and meta and others have loads of quantifiable data.
- ac26 3y agoDid they gather evidence from Elon's tweets or what are we talking about? If there were actual concrete data on RTO being empirically better, the Corporate Real Estate world wouldn't have anything to worry about in the next 5 years.
- bitcharmer 3y agoMBA's don't follow scientific method. Engineers do.