I could deal with the RTO, but having to fight for a place to sit every single time? Is it the same everywhere?
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you must be in Smithfield, RI. Some floors are pretty empty. Won't be long before we'll all be in the office fulltime.
Not where I work, we actually have plenty of open desks
Funny thing is i don't see AJ or any of her directs in the open seating free for all. If they're going to push how great this is then understand no one will take you seriously unless you play by the same rules as everyone else.
@am - seeing a lot of Execs with “other” as an address in who’s who. Funny how they tell us to “be resilient” while sitting remote at their second home.
Talk to the huge dinosaurs they hoard these spaces for their cronies...they will make space if you buy them lunch /dinner.
I just leave my computer at my desk. Not gonna work at home anyways
That change was obnoxious from the start, no one likes that cr-p of changing desks every day. Just another office time ki-ler, I wish the exec team dealt with this environment & see how they like it.
I think assigned seating would go a very long way to make the RTO more appealing for folks. Yes, if you come in after 8:30 or so, it is survival of the fittest for finding a spot to work all day.