O.T.I.S.
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There is nothing to really talk about…
This is specifically aimed at companies who’s job has a need for you to be there
Traffic should be a part of working time
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This is specifically aimed at companies who’s job has a need for you to be there
Illegal immigration is overstated. A lot of them work jobs and provide services Americans take for granted. They consume shyt and don’t bother to think about, how it got made or the time it takes to provide.
I came in this thread stating small businesses that rely on offices being open would be hurt, and I get hit with the “they should join Uber eats or move”.
Like really
People only care about themselves, then get mad with someone tells them to go fukk themselves. Like I don’t give a fukk about your commute. You knew how far it was when you signed the offer letter.
Brandsdale
Big Yella
seems great in retrospect but I still feel like paying for someones commute is also gonna come with asking another set of bs conditions you have to followEmployer point of view
alright cool, we'll pay for travel. Parameters include living within "×" proximity to the reporting location as a condition of employment
e.g, if we compensate your travel, your regular pay gets docked for every day late
The only way I would be ok working from home is
1. It’s a remote position and the office is in another state.
2. You own your own business.
A lot of people want to come home and not deal with work. They view their home as a sanctuary. So to have to work a 9-5 from home isn’t what everybody wants. If it was, it would’ve happened already. Because even when you’re at home working, you’re still on someone else’s time.
They’re getting fired because they can always fill a position in the $60,000 - $90,000 salary range, and squeeze 50-60 official/unofficial hours out of them a week and not have to pay overtime.
Easier than paying the entire staff more money. Especially if the position requires no college education.
I actually made a thread on this very topic. Mid-level management is the worst position to have.
Illegal immigration is overstated. A lot of them work jobs and provide services Americans take for granted. They consume shyt and don’t bother to think about, how it got made or the time it takes to provide.
I came in this thread stating small businesses that rely on offices being open would be hurt, and I get hit with the “they should join Uber eats or move”.
Like really
People only care about themselves, then get mad with someone tells them to go fukk themselves. Like I don’t give a fukk about your commute. You knew how far it was when you signed the offer letter.
A very selfish and short sighted generation too.. I question if these posters are even black because they actually believe white generation Z is going to share power with blacks within the same generation. As much as these "black" posters talk about white supremacy, I dont think they understand capitalism and W.S goes hand to hand. I have no problem with people working from home. But what white zoomer is brave enough to go against the grain of how a corporation is ran if they're invited to the top of the mountain to run it?
any company not down with WFH when it doesnt make any difference is a scumbag company, mine included 
aXiom
Maximized Potential
I’ll never understand you types. If these companies could get away with making you pay to work for them they would. They take every inch they can whether or not it makes sense just to let you know who holds the power. I’ve seen C-Suites make some really stupid decisions in meetings that just made me laugh because I know they were gonna walk those back just because of ego. Habitual line steppers. Covid coincidentally allowed people to realize just how important their time is and that trying to have everyone commute at the same time to go sit in a fukking cublicle when some people don’t need to is a waste of life. People finally got some time back. Time to spend with family, work out, run errands, eat p*ssy etc.. your own personal time, and you’re here shytting on dreams. Do better.
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And millions of people lost their job during Covid. And they had to wait weeks or months to get unemployment and couldn’t pay their rent. Many of them got evicted. Companies went out of business permanently. So the time a lot of people got back was either spent in the hospital sick or at home stressing over trying to find a job that paid what they were making during the pandemic.
The majority of people who “realized” their worth were low wage workers that got more money in unemployment benefits than they were getting before the pandemic working. They didn’t want to come back earning less.
So your cubicle commute complaints are irrelevant to most people. There are still qualified applicants that have been out of work for over a year that will kill to be commuting to work for 45 minutes and stuck in a cubicle.
So again. If you don’t like it quit. bytching about it won’t change anything.
If all of these companies ditch the office, what do you think will happen to the space? What will happen to the surrounding property value? There won’t be any companies beating each other down to buy or lease it. Some of these companies have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in these properties and you think they will just get rid of it because a few people don’t like driving there to work
If you making $100,000 and up in IT or software development, I have no sympathy for you.
O.T.I.S.
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The pandemic showed that that is not the majority… especially with a whole different generation and amongst demographics
Like I said.. if you want to go in you should… and I’m not even saying fully remote but SOME kind of hybrid…
Everyone wins. The bosses win because they keep people there more inclined to stay and be more productive
People who have or want to commute will have less traffiic, more parking, less commute times, etc.
People who don’t want to commute don’t really have to most of the time..
And you never heard no one quit because they said they wanted more in office time… but you might start hearing a lot of “I quit that job because the pay wasn’t worth the commute”
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Most of those people who lost their jobs were because they were service or someone needed to physically BE there.And millions of people lost their job during Covid. And they had to wait weeks or months to get unemployment and couldn’t pay their rent. Many of them got evicted. Companies went out of business permanently. So the time a lot of people got back was either spent in the hospital sick or at home stressing over trying to find a job that paid what they were making during the pandemic.
The majority of people who “realized” their worth were low wage workers that got more money in unemployment benefits than they were getting before the pandemic working. They didn’t want to come back earning less.
So your cubicle commute complaints are irrelevant to most people. There are still qualified applicants that have been out of work for over a year that will kill to be commuting to work for 45 minutes and stuck in a cubicle.
So again. If you don’t like it quit. bytching about it won’t change anything.
If all of these companies ditch the office, what do you think will happen to the space? What will happen to the surrounding property value? There won’t be any companies beating each other down to buy or lease it. Some of these companies have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in these properties and you think they will just get rid of it because a few people don’t like driving there to work
If you making $100,000 and up in IT or software development, I have no sympathy for you.
If they worked in an office they went remote.. shyt my job went remote… hybrid
Companies with remote work are probably looking towards the future and getting in on it now. They already trying to do some services like the auto industry… mechanical everything.
It will get spooky then.
ezntitled fags thought them govt checks would always roll
while playing fake ass investor thinking they a finacial guru with crypto/stox
ordering food everday delivered ..
foh losers go back to work
while playing fake ass investor thinking they a finacial guru with crypto/stox
ordering food everday delivered ..
foh losers go back to work
That would be nice because i work in seattle but stay about half hour south but rush hour makes the drive an hour to an hour and a half i cant WFH because i am a heavy equipment operator
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Yeah understandable
Unfortunately you have a required onsite job.
If you staring at a computer screen all day then WFH should be ideal. Unless you military clearance or something
