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Alt title was "Are tech companies making a mistake in RTO"? Short answer, yes.

Archive: https://archive.today/kvKWp

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>We’ve all heard it—the buzz around “RTO” or Return-to-Office plans. It’s the talk of boardrooms, coffee shops, and Slack channels. But here’s the kicker: while some companies are celebrating their successful transitions back to in-office work, others are tripping over their own strategies.

Alt title was "Are tech companies making a mistake in RTO"? Short answer, yes. Archive: https://archive.today/kvKWp From the post: >>We’ve all heard it—the buzz around “RTO” or Return-to-Office plans. It’s the talk of boardrooms, coffee shops, and Slack channels. But here’s the kicker: while some companies are celebrating their successful transitions back to in-office work, others are tripping over their own strategies.
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Execs have been scamming everyone with "work from home" for themselves for many years. Now the cat's out of the bag thanks to their covid virtue signalling, and I've never seen a group of faggots try to hard to shove pandora back into her box so hard before. I hope every one of those masktarded companies goes under.

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Yeah, I agree entirely. I can't tell you how many times I found out that the "big boss" usually works remotely from home or even lives a city away and only commutes in when someone higher up than them might be around for a meeting or something.

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I absolutely loathe when someone uses the phrase, "so much to unpack" or something else utilizing that word.

Using it doesn't make you intelligent, clever, better, or smarter, or much less right.

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Yeah, its just filler "corporate speak".