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> Many companies have not returned to the office. We are not back to normal. This is the new normal (thankfully). Government regulations or not, management wil
by luffapi 5y ago
> Many companies have not returned to the office. We are not back to normal.
This is the new normal (thankfully). Government regulations or not, management will not be able to force people back in the office. Office culture was a quirk of the 20th century. A halfway house between the assembly line and the internet. Covid just forced its inevitable collapse.
- bserge 5y agoNice bubble you live in.
- luffapi 5y agoI hesitate to feed the trolls, but this is a well documented worldwide phenomenon. Hardly just my personal experience.
- bserge 5y agoYeah, well, on the other side of the coin, people are being forced back in the office, some have never even been able to work from home and many actually like the work/home separation. Not to mention the millions of jobs that can't be done remotely no matter how hard you try, but that's on a whole 'nother planet.
- tyfon 5y agoYeah my team will meet in the office for an hour once a week otherwise WFH. I suspect once the bean counters discover that the office is only used for an hour once a week also after corona there will be pressure to remove a lot of the seats. The only one really resisting at my company is the "office manager" for some reason ;)