Garage 1 closing in January due to structural issues
Hope you don’t need to get to your desk quickly! Enjoy riding shuttles and golf carts
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1st day report:
Line to get into the open garage goes back to the freeway
Executive parking spots are still open in the ‘closed’ garage. Hope you enjoyed walking you peons!
More excuses and lies from CRE. Glenn is the king of deception and misdirection. Accountability from leadership is not in their DNA. Hopefully McKinsey figures that out when Adele gets pointed at them. Odd though….they aren’t one of the areas being looked at out of the gate. Uh oh…more of the same….
Curious how long it would take to scrape it and build a new one. Would be hilarious if less than 2 years
Any time someone is called out on a project being delayed they should ask
how’s that garage coming along.
Oh this is gold!! 🤣
Any time someone is called out on a project being delayed they should ask
how’s that garage coming along.
SF had a Schwuttle long ago when there were half a dozen buildings spread out. Of course, back then the company was one where Chuck would reduce his comp to bolster staff.
It’s called a Schwuttle!
Yes!!! 🤣
It’s called a Schwuttle!
I mean, the solution to thus parking saga is really simple. All they need to do is put some cots down in the hallways, this will make it easier to RTO5 without the crazy commute or faraway trek from parking. You can totally just see your family on the weekends!
At least it’s not the dead of summer. Yet.
The call was hilarious because they kept trying to move past the garage to talk about the new shiny building
To top it all off, the projected time period for completion is 2 YEARS
Yup… as if making us go into the office 3 days a week to attend virtual teams meetings wasn’t enough, now I get to factor a half mile walk to my desk into my morning commute! The beatings will continue until the glint surveys improve