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Companies could also do this the way they used to - satellite offices and similar. In fact, I've never actually commuted into the city for a job, it's always b
by bombcar 8mo ago
Companies could also do this the way they used to - satellite offices and similar.
In fact, I've never actually commuted into the city for a job, it's always been suburb to suburb commutes - part of the problem there has been it's not worth moving for a job that lasts on average 3-5 years.
- Cthulhu_ 8mo agoThis would be ideal, I live right next to an industrial / office estate with plenty of flexible office space available. But in my line of work I'm often put next to people from all over the country, and / or on assignments where most the employees already do live close. I did get a job close to home once, but one, the job was a bit bleh, and two, the pandemic started three months in so we were all asked to work from home for the next 2+ years.