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The pro-RTO don't talk about why is outsourcing perfectly ok but not WFH? All large companies have people outside of US, WITCH (Wipro, Infy, TCS, CTS, HCL) in I
by thelastgallon 3y ago
The pro-RTO don't talk about why is outsourcing perfectly ok but not WFH? All large companies have people outside of US, WITCH (Wipro, Infy, TCS, CTS, HCL) in India and some have people in Europe, South America, etc.
Second, even in large campuses (HQ of the company), many buildings, most people can't find a conference room to meet (they are almost always booked), and lot of them just webex from their desk because meetings are back to back, you won't have the 5 minutes it takes to walk to the conference room in the next building. Rarely do people work with just a few people around them. People work with others in different buildings, locations, countries, timezones. When this is ok, WFH is perfectly ok.
- asoneth 3y ago> The pro-RTO don't talk about why is outsourcing perfectly ok but not WFH? It isn't that companies want RTO at all costs -- if they can lower labor costs by at least 30% then executives seem to get over their antipathy for remote work quickly. Whereas in my experience, most of the employees who wanted to work remotely expected comparable salaries and employment benefits to what they earned when they were in the office. Ultimately most of them ended up complying with the RTO mandate without even demanding a raise.