Young employees are losing out ‘on a lot’ by not going to the office, business experts say

[Consigliere]

They’re right

 

[ORDER_66]

They wanna control people’s lives so badly that they putting out these bullshyt reports and articles…

They out here looking crazy because their whole life revolves around telling people what to do and now they don’t feel important anymore.

Also because they paying these rental fees on extravagant offices no ones using anymore they mad about that too...

 

[Eastside Get The Money]

See how they try to trick grown ass people

We are adults, we have had social interaction from kindergarten on up we are alright. And at the office it’s usually fake interactions with people you don’t even like.

And excuse me

Even if your company doesn’t let you come back, create your own working environment and invite some people over

“Hey Steve, I know it’s 2pm on Tuesday but hey come through and watch me work these spreadsheets for the next 3 hours”

These CEOs are realizing that it’s the people that make the company work not the boss or the product

 

[Youhadasparkwhenustarted]

No one is missing out. Now there may be some networking that you're missing out on. But people, and more and more young people, are valuing their personal time and mental health, over the day to day hustle of being in a office. The fine print is that these real estate moguls, the owners of these skyrises and office buildings, are seeing the decreased money that will be coming in. It's still coming in now, because if you're in a lease you're in it. Once many of these leases are up though, a lot of companies will be looking to either downgrade the space they are currently in, or finding a smaller cheaper space that supports remote working.

I see people who do an amazing job of networking on social media. Being in person is still the best way but it's not like it's a massive void that hasn't been filled.

 

[Max Power]

Depending on your career and your career aspirations you may or may not be losing out.

It truly depends on the individual.

The future should adopt a hybrid/optional working model, those that want to be in the office (and there are a lot) can be in the office and those that don't can stay at home.

 

[8WON6]

i'm tryna get in on this work from home shyt this year. fukk the dumb shyt.

 

[Tom Foolery]

These Satanists want you to work in the office during the height of the pandemic, while they hide in isolated places.

And people have the nerve to cape for these big companies.

 

[humminbird]

I was going to 1 star this because of the subject but I had to 5 star it because it's from pornonews

 

[Knowledge]

Extrovert trash take

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

I agree that networking is valuable, but those workplaces are messing with people’s mental health, and overall well being.

Agreed, but I think eventually technology will solve that.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

And excuse me



“Hey Steve, I know it’s 2pm on Tuesday but hey come through and watch me work these spreadsheets for the next 3 hours”

 

[Ricky Fontaine]

Every last one of these corporate, boomer, hyper captalist mfers need to burn in hell and thats on the dead locs.

 

[Detroit Wave]

Y’all don’t miss coworkers heating up fish in the break room microwave?

 

[BaggerofTea]

Depends on your industry, if you are business facing or intro to IT, it probably helps to be in the office and having interpersonal interactions

 

[Vilify]

I actually agree for the sake of networking and just learning from your coworkers. Sure you can slack or zoom but it's not the same.

With that said- I love working from home. It feels good to be able to sleep until the last minute, roll out of bed and go straight to my desk. I can take a shower whenever I want, go to the gym, run errands etc