Tech, an Early Booster of Remote Work, Wants People Back in the Office
Tech, an Early Booster of Remote Work, Wants People Back in the Office
The reversal is creating tension for workers who adjusted to the flexibility gained during the pandemic and arranged their lives accordingly.
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Still wfh for me. I do wonder if that's because as a medium sized, not a big tech company, office space is tricky.
I imagine this is similar for a lot of places not rolling in dough, office space is expensive.
Office space is expensive. Part of WFH does also cost shift running an office onto employee. Especially if you have kids, you'll likely need a whole other room in your home.
That is a fair point. I suppose, because you just described me, that yeah I do happen to have my own office, but not everyone can.
Yeah... Really the average American home is just not set up for 1-2 adults working office jobs. Maybe it should be, but that would result in even bigger (and less affordable) homes.
I have been working remote for same place for 12 years. If needed, I would assume outfit a external shed as an office before going back into the office. When I visit I feel like my skin is crawling -- I can't ever go back.
You must have had a worse office than most of us. A good office is a nice place to get away from family life with.
The office is very nice. I think it is just what I want at this time in my life. I want to be around my family with my dog laying at my feet - not in a corporate environment.
I get that. It's how I felt before I had kids all up in my shit in my home office.