Wait being a inflexible employer doesn't get you productivity gains?
https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/5775420-remote-first-productivity-growth/
" The Flex Index finds that fully flexible companies grew revenues 1.7 times faster than mandate-driven firms from 2019 to 2024, even after adjusting for industry and size. "
Hate it
I’ll be happy when all this backfires on the whiners
RTO isn't about productivity gains and never has been
Schwab leadership is lying and everyone knows it.
It's about real estate cost justification and reducing headcount.
What will backfire for companies like schwab is that when the tied turns and this becomes more of an employee market, where employees with talent have real options and the best companies offer full time remote employment, schwab will lose talent
Met with over 50 people this week. All were virtual to me and 37 of them were at home. Who is going in where the job doesn’t require it?
Rick doesnt care his puppet master Walt won't let him think for himself
Time for shareholders to launch a Dodge vs Ford style lawsuit for not putting their interests first.