Re:You can force employees back to the office, but not the g...
by koonsolo on Wednesday May 29, 2024 @06:09AM
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I was exactly looking for this in the article, couldn't find it, and therefore just ignored the whole thing.
Either you paint a truthful realistic picture, or you pick some political side. I'm not interested in the 2nd one.
I work 1 day at the office, and that's my ideal setup, maybe 2 would be better but I don't work fulltime. I have colleagues that after the pandemic "Don't want to work a single day at home during their lives". These guys were locked up alone in their apartment during covid and absolutely hated it. I get it.
For me, if I stay weeks at home, it works on my mood and energy. Humans are social animals, with maybe a very few exceptions.
Either you paint a truthful realistic picture, or you pick some political side. I'm not interested in the 2nd one.
I work 1 day at the office, and that's my ideal setup, maybe 2 would be better but I don't work fulltime. I have colleagues that after the pandemic "Don't want to work a single day at home during their lives". These guys were locked up alone in their apartment during covid and absolutely hated it. I get it.
For me, if I stay weeks at home, it works on my mood and energy. Humans are social animals, with maybe a very few exceptions.
Also a European perspective.