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Remote and hybrid work are here to stay no matter what the companies want to say about it. They will lose their top talent in many cases to companies that have learned how to work properly without forcing people into cubicles all day long.

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>Dell is the latest tech company to announce it’s ending its hybrid and remote work policy. Starting March 3rd, Dell employees will have to show up in person five days a week. In an email obtained by Business Insider, CEO Michael Dell writes that “all hybrid and remote team members who live near a Dell office will work in the office five days a week. We are retiring the hybrid policy effective that day.”

Remote and hybrid work are here to stay no matter what the companies want to say about it. They will lose their top talent in many cases to companies that have learned how to work properly without forcing people into cubicles all day long. Archive: https://archive.today/3tRGk From the post: >>Dell is the latest tech company to announce it’s ending its hybrid and remote work policy. Starting March 3rd, Dell employees will have to show up in person five days a week. In an email obtained by Business Insider, CEO Michael Dell writes that “all hybrid and remote team members who live near a Dell office will work in the office five days a week. We are retiring the hybrid policy effective that day.”

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[–] • 1 pt

Despite this mandate, Dell also continues to sell remote work solutions, noting that remote work offers “benefits such as flexibility, reduced commute times, and cost savings for employees, while employers can access a broader talent pool, reduce overhead costs, and increase productivity.”

lol

[–] • 1 pt

Talk about them spitting in your face while they try to sell businesses on exactly what you want.

[–] • 2 pts

4 years ago all of these companies were wetting themselves over how remote work increased productivity and how it was here to stay.

I remember posting somewhere this wouldn't last, be ready. Got poo-poo'd. Now they get boo-hoo'd.

[–] • 2 pts

Yeah, They saw increased productivity but then the local governments that were making tax dollars off the companies forcing people into parts of cities they didn't want to be in the first place resulting in them fucking with property values and spending money at shitty coffee shops and crap fast food joints every day.

The gov said "Hey, we are taking away your tax breaks if you don't get foot traffic back up in the downtown". The companies said "ok, fuck the workers, get back into the office".