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Also to put on an even more negative spin. I think companies are going to be elated when they realize some employees are going to overwork because working from home will be normalized.
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It’s honestly pathetic that it took a pandemic for large companies to be more remote friendly. A good reminder that most companies will only change when it’s a necessity.
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“We care so much about our employees that we give them all these nice benefits but force them to live in crowded population centres and commute to the crowded office every day.”
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I know ragging on companies and tweeting about remote work is a bit of a meme now. I also know that some people like it and appreciate that separation and environment.
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I think remote can be great in some situations, but I don't understand why it's pathetic that some companies haven't fully embraced it. Seems that it's often treated as a panacea when in reality it's merely an option.
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There is a middle ground between "fully embracing" and making it an option.
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For real. Next I worry that they’re going to equate “working in a pandemic” to “working from home”. I’ve been working from home for a decade and incredibly productive. I’m lucky if I get two productive days per week right now.
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Agree. I think that through another lens, companies will only change when the most privileged/abled people are affected and demand that change. The lack of support/distrust around remote work has excluded disabled people forever.
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