No evidence that chance meetings in office boosts innovation

Re:No evidence that chance meetings in office boosts innovation by ysavir on Thursday June 24, 2021 @12:49PM (#27620250)

So if I want to go back to working in an office, does that automatically make me a manager? I should ask for a raise.

While there might be a "war" between people that want to continue WFH and people wanting to return for an office, portraying it as "management vs labor" is unfair to many, many people who are part of the conversation.

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Re:No evidence that chance meetings in office boosts innovation by Apocryphon on Thursday June 24, 2021 @02:50PM (#27622200)

The topic is not management vs. labor, but how it's explored is certainly that way. You're pro-office, say your management wants to get rid of the lease and make it completely remote. Do you get a chance to weigh in against that? Either way, the mechanics of this topic, like so many others, is disproportionately weighed in favor of management.

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