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Some people _really_ need in person interaction, the problem is their requested accommodation is that the rest of us should have to be in that environment as we
by colechristensen 2y ago
Some people _really_ need in person interaction, the problem is their requested accommodation is that the rest of us should have to be in that environment as well. You go into the office then, be there with people who want to be there, don't keep trying to force the rest of us to be in that environment.
What are really actually exhausting are meetings that shouldn't have happened, and people trying to force everybody to be on camera. My solution to unnecessary meetings I'm not willing to complain about is doing the dishes, folding the laundry, or otherwise paying only the required attention while otherwise occupying myself.
- teaearlgraycold 2y agoCompanies/teams/whatever should just decide if they’re in person or not. Trying to be both and neither isn’t going to work.