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Yet my software company refuses to even let people do voluntary WFH. Amazing.
by TheFiend7 7y ago
Yet my software company refuses to even let people do voluntary WFH. Amazing.
- stronglikedan 7y agoAssuming they didn't have a WFH policy in place before, it sounds like they're remaining level-headed while everyone else is panicking, which is respectable. Although, hopefully that won't continue to hold that line if things get bad enough. All this assuming it's not already located in one of the few areas with a high number of confirmed infected.
- sever 7y agoOnce it's bad enough, it's too late. It's like putting on a seat belt after the crash.
- stronglikedan 7y agoThat's a disingenuous interpretation of what I said.
- TheFiend7 7y agoWe're in an area with high confirmed #s of infected and we have full time WFH employees. I'm preparing to leave and already have an interview with another company.
- _bxg1 7y agoIf you won't lose your job over it, this is something to push the line on. Maybe just work from home anyway; we're talking about your basic health. Worst case, use PTO if you have it.