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> Everyone already knew this was the case and having hard data around it was never going to change anything. See also: open offices. It's a con. Everyone know
by dogleash 3y ago
> Everyone already knew this was the case and having hard data around it was never going to change anything.
See also: open offices.
It's a con. Everyone knows it's a con. But it's one of those cons that get so big, everyone just pretends like they're not rotten liars.
- Spivak 3y agoWFH is essentially "what if everyone at work had their own office?" I'm not at all shocked people who don't even need the flexibility enjoy it as a perk.