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Your last point is the biggest driver - it is also why the rules are arbitrarily enforced.
by EncomLab 2y ago
Your last point is the biggest driver - it is also why the rules are arbitrarily enforced.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoIt's useful to have most of your workforce (or other populations, as with police forces) in routine violation of unenforced rules so that one has cover for any individual persecution one finds convenient
- chrisweekly 2y ago+1 Insightful. This dynamic is at play in every big company I've encountered in my 27 year career in tech.
- kj4211cash 2y agoExactly this. I've worked at a few places now where there were RTO policies that many workers ignored. But periodically low performers and/or people that had lost political battles were denied promotions or fired and their poor office attendance record was cited.