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I think it's interesting to see an article like this every couple of weeks. The way I view it is that we're watching the five stages of grief (with regard to th
by DylanBohlender 3y ago
I think it's interesting to see an article like this every couple of weeks. The way I view it is that we're watching the five stages of grief (with regard to the "death of the office") play out in real time, at population scale.
At first it was denial - "everyone will be back in the office eventually!"
Then it was anger - "you will RTO or you will lose your job!"
Now it seems like we've finally hit bargaining - "you'll come in 3 days per week, wait, 2 days, wait, special exception for the last week of every month".
I wonder how long it goes on until we get to depression and acceptance?
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoWell, you may be waiting a while. Those "stages" models are fake news. Great myths have been built up around them, but they've never been validated. Anyone who works with grief can tell you, it won't work like that.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoThe stage we are waiting for is lease and tax agreement expiry.