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I was working remote at my company for 2 years. Suddenly our CEO decided that we should be working more in the office, out of nowhere. Problem is, we were lite
by gpopides 2y ago
I was working remote at my company for 2 years. Suddenly our CEO decided that we should be working more in the office, out of nowhere.
Problem is, we were literally 2 engineers available to attend the office while the rest (~8 people) were remote.
Eventually i resigned and now (while i was the person with the most technical and product knowledge of the company) the rest of the engineers are following, there is a risk for the company that will leave them with literally 2 or 3 engineers, while they need at least 10.
To this day, i still can't fully understand what was on his mind that he essentially broke apart something that was working and delivering and now he may end up with no engineering team at all.
- linotype 2y agoProbably just read it in Forbes or Bloomberg Business.
- CamperBob2 2y agoTo this day, i still can't fully understand what was on his mind that he essentially broke apart something that was working and delivering and now he may end up with no engineering team at all. It might be interesting to ask him.
- sys_64738 2y agoAlways got to be tinkering. Idiots like this don’t grasp things work despite you interfering, not because of you interfering. Most C-level idiots are dumb as a bag of rocks.