some of the best moments of my career were when I was in the same office with my entire team. lots of comradery and lots of career growth. I'm hopeful that getting people into the office and co located will bring some of this back.
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WFH employees are healthier, happier, more loyal, cheaper, and more talented. If you don't want any of that, keep it up with the hub strategy Charles. A talent pool with 200M people in it beats one with 20M every single time. You're almost never getting the best people, and you're paying more for that privilege. These hubs cost the company billions and makes those employees even more ripe for outsourcing. Being in a hub and going to the office isn't going to save you, exactly the opposite. But keep on cranking out those buggy whips, I'm sure the automobile is just a fad.
if you don't need to be there then I'm sure you'll get to stay at home permanently after they fire you
FRTO, FLS, and FHY. Go to whatever office you want OP, I don't need to be there.
At this point with all the muddy buddies the office will smell like onions and arm pits.
Wow, chatGPT much?!
Sarcasm? Or was that you, Saul?
Haha, this sounds like my coworker who loves being in the office and have us trapped as his audience. He is so needy for attention he will not shut up the whole entire day.
The basement dwellers are out in full force today.
this site is called thelayoff.com.. what culty person comes to a layoff site to glorify this. You probably like the Empire too in Star Wars...
This is a layoff site for curmudgeons. RTO is the least of our worries. Go k-m ba yah somewhere else. No one here is buying what you’re selling.