CEOs Are Using Return to Office Mandates to Mask Poor Management

Re:CEOs Are Using Return to Office Mandates to Mask Poor Man... by avensec on Tuesday January 30, 2024 @12:30PM (#39192980)

Soft tools for people. Some individuals need training on how to manage remote vs in-person effectively.

General discourse likes to identify the older generation as the ones who lose object permanence. The "if they aren't in a seat, they must not be working" mentality. Well, tomorrow's older generation is here today, learning to follow that same behavioral pattern. We have to begin training the culture today if we want to influence the future.

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Re:CEOs Are Using Return to Office Mandates to Mask Poor Man... by scaryclam on Wednesday January 31, 2024 @04:56AM (#39201935)

I've found it also needs to work both ways. My manager can only do so much, and if I don't communicate with them, they can't do anything about it. Some of my colleagues have been horrible at remote working, not telling anyone what they're doing, even after being asked multiple times, at appropriate times.

Some people are just really bad at remote working, on both sides of the manager/report relationship. It's not only bad managers at fault here.

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