There's a large mortgage company in my area that spent heavily on building a large campus full of amenities right before the pandemic hit. They seem to be havin

There's a large mortgage company in my area that spent heavily on building a large campus full of amenities right before the pandemic hit. They seem to be having difficulty in filling IT positions as they always have openings posted. The relevant part is that the job postings lean heavily on the value of their campus and its amenities. Perhaps these are ghost jobs or they have high turnover. Either way, they really emphasize the value of their campus. Whoever was behind the initiative to move out of their generic suburban office buildings into a custom built campus is probably sweating bullets now.