[BradyLS]

What I find funny is that traffic is finally back to being as bad as it was ptr-Covid.

...But why? With most everyone home two or three days—or more—out of the work week? Everything is at home: Family. Food. Work. Why are the rats still racing at 8am and 5pm?

[HYPOCRACY]

The vaxx is the mother of all experiments. Tim Cook is a creepy homo.

[stylin19a]

cripes...where's he been ? I worked for a software consulting firm starting in 1996 that did away with brick and mortar. Either we worked from home or at the client site. We had only 100+ employees but had a lot of clients.

[ConservativeMind]

My company is going to stop leasing one building in my area. We will have a table to bring our laptops to, when we need to visit.

Otherwise, it’s work from home all but a couple days a quarter.

[Lockbox]

Oh No! The dreaded three day work week! 🧐 You realize at Tweeter we only worked one day a week…. Well maybe some weeks.

I love how Elon got rid of 75% of the workers and Twitter still functions…. 🧐🧐🧐

[Arcadian Empire]

Integrating work life and home life is a good thing.

[Pollard]

They said production was up and costs were down with remote work.

Must just be a control thing now.

[FLT-bird]

The Tech companies can get away with this.....for now....because the Tech bubble has finally burst and they are laying off people anyway.

Fortunately, that is not true of many other industries who are short of workers as is....meaning employees of those companies have a lot more leverage. That is particularly true of experienced workers and those in fields which are in high demand. A large percentage of workers simply do not want to return to the office - and they know they don’t need to.

[T.B. Yoits]

I work with more and more people who are fully remote and several states away.

The new ones don't even have an office phone number forwarding to their mobile phone. They only have their mobile phone.

The talent pool is much better than just the local area. (Local meaning within a 90 minute commute).