> It was a privilege, people abused it, and now it's over. And managers were the worst offenders. IME, managers do this in the office just as much as remote.

> It was a privilege, people abused it, and now it's over. And managers were the worst offenders. IME, managers do this in the office just as much as remote. Look at the typical manager's schedule. It's completely full of meetings - most of which are bullshit "busy" meetings, and they never respond to anything timely.