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I think it’s a bit of that coupled with: * Not liking the idea of paying for office space that sits mostly empty. * Even if they wanted to unload their commer
by xienze 2y ago
I think it’s a bit of that coupled with:
* Not liking the idea of paying for office space that sits mostly empty.
* Even if they wanted to unload their commercial real estate and go fully remote, the market for that is not good.
* Local governments pressuring companies to bring employees back to offices because those employees in turn buy goods and services in the area.
- xenocratus 2y agoYou're forgetting: The people calling the shots might also be investors in the real estate market, so have an incentive for it to not crash. :)
- InDubioProRubio 2y agoSo, you say as a return to office employee, if i boycott local services by bringing my own food, making my own coffee and not going out for lunch, i can render political pressure moot?
- xienze 2y agoI doubt execs care at that point. They, much like most of us, only care about getting people off their back. "Hey, I got the employees back into the office like you wanted, it's your problem now."