3 ms·
Not sure if meeting rooms are critical part of RTO efficiencies in anyone's mind. E.g. we are being forced to come at least 4 days a week and most meeting are s
by geodel 2y ago
Not sure if meeting rooms are critical part of RTO efficiencies in anyone's mind. E.g. we are being forced to come at least 4 days a week and most meeting are still through webex before or now.
They are absolutely sure of their My way or highway policy. And besides groveling and whining about extra time to drop / pick kids employees are in no position to reply to management RTO mandate in language they understand.
- abeppu 2y ago> Not sure if meeting rooms are critical part of RTO efficiencies in anyone's mind. No, it's not the point people bring up -- they like to talk about being able to just walk over to someone to ask them a question, or quickly form a huddle to resolve an issue. The claim is generally that people work more efficiently in the office. Whereas my experience has been that (a) remotely, creating a slack thread is fast and easy but (b) in office sometimes when you want to huddle, there wasn't a room for it. My claim is that the office itself was often a bottleneck on productivity.