Re:Meta lays off 11,000 people
by Red_Leaves_Flyy on Wednesday November 09, 2022 @07:28AM
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You can also consider this in terms of work. Being forced into the office increases work by 20% without a commensurate raise.
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unless you spend a less time in the office than you would at home
Sure, but "pay cut" has a specific meaning, and that's not it.
When I roll on to a new project and it is more/less work than my previous one, I don't think of it as a pay increase or decrease.
Definitely true normally but we’re in this weird world where a ton of people got to try a previously unavailable or unemphasized option. Full-time remote work used to be a bit unusual but a couple of years was enough for a lot of people to get used to the idea and now it feels like a cut to go back, even if they were used to being in the office in February 2020.