Re:The WFH Future Is Destroying Bosses' Brains
by alex_lav on Sunday June 18, 2023 @07:34PM
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> I like it more is a valid point if expressed collectively by workers
“I like it more” is a valid point period. Disguising “I like it more” in attempt to declare something objectively better is just biased nonsense.
> And yes, for me WFH is much better, so much better that I'll never again work in an office if I can avoid it.
Great! I’m glad you found this out about yourself. You’ll meet me in the middle in acknowledging that this is a feeling you hold about yourself and not a universal truth, surely.
> but I don't think that a dozen of CEOs and VCs can decide for us all.
You’re talking about something unrelated to my post. No individual person can declare their opinion as universal truth. The person I responded to did so, and I’m pointing out they’re as biased (and ridiculous) as the CEOs you’re disagreeing with.
“I like it more” is a valid point period. Disguising “I like it more” in attempt to declare something objectively better is just biased nonsense.
> And yes, for me WFH is much better, so much better that I'll never again work in an office if I can avoid it.
Great! I’m glad you found this out about yourself. You’ll meet me in the middle in acknowledging that this is a feeling you hold about yourself and not a universal truth, surely.
> but I don't think that a dozen of CEOs and VCs can decide for us all.
You’re talking about something unrelated to my post. No individual person can declare their opinion as universal truth. The person I responded to did so, and I’m pointing out they’re as biased (and ridiculous) as the CEOs you’re disagreeing with.