Re:Remote work doesn't seem to affect productivity, Fed stud...
by Spooky23 on Thursday January 18, 2024 @11:31AM
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It’s really more than that. I live in the city, my office is 7 minutes away most mornings.
The transition time of arrival and departure is easily 30-45m daily, on my employers dime.
I do 50% and it works for me. End of the day most of the problems associated with this issue are workplace and cultural issues that come to a head with remote/hybrid. The only novel dysfunctions with employees that I see (and I’m an exec with about 900) are people doing things like secretly moving away and abusing medical accommodation. There’s also an issue where people build their life around remote and are disappointed when they miss opportunities, but are unwilling to meet in the middle.
End of the day. The lazy idiots are just as lazy, grinders grind, and smart people continue to be smart.
The transition time of arrival and departure is easily 30-45m daily, on my employers dime.
I do 50% and it works for me. End of the day most of the problems associated with this issue are workplace and cultural issues that come to a head with remote/hybrid. The only novel dysfunctions with employees that I see (and I’m an exec with about 900) are people doing things like secretly moving away and abusing medical accommodation. There’s also an issue where people build their life around remote and are disappointed when they miss opportunities, but are unwilling to meet in the middle.
End of the day. The lazy idiots are just as lazy, grinders grind, and smart people continue to be smart.