• EatATaco@lemm.ee
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    8 months ago

    The evidence is mounting that hybrid seems to be the most productive, with full WFH being less productive than full in office.

    And this lines up with my experience, having been full wfh for around 10 years, and now in a hybrid setting.

    I get that commuting sucks and wfh is way better for workers, but if we want to work out what’s best for both employees and business, we have to actually be reasonable, rather than just have some kind of mindless knee-jerk reaction that these companies are trying to be productive.

    I think the future of work is hybrid, with lots of flexibility for workers to take the time they need for typical shit, like going to the doctor, without it counting as vacation.

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      8 months ago

      Thank you for your comments. I feel the same. And I can especially understand that you would tie promotions to at least hybrid. If you’re responsible for other people, need to discuss, brainstorm and instruct, it’s just a necessity to show up in person every now and them.

      And c’mon… Being obliged to work hybrid for a promotion… It’s not like that’s a draconian measure at all.