The internet, however, appears to have reached its limit. So why are people who are perfectly happy working from home still being made to defend their choice?
As behavioural expert Scott Taylor once put it: “When a manager says, ‘I need you to come back to the office,’ what they’re really saying is, ‘I lack the ability to work with you remotely.’ It reflects their skills, not your <a href="https://bitcomme.com/ai-promises-productivity-but-for-managers-its-mostly-a-headache-for-now/” title=”AI promises productivity, but for managers, it's mostly a headache for now”>productivity.”
https://x.com/7HMOON/status/2112534962377257421
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“Also worth noting that people who prefer WFH don’t give a flying f**k if others decide they want to spend their whole lives in the office”
https://x.com/Ali_hassanein/status/2112557525426209036
“Went into the office today for the first time in a few months, f**k me, completely forgot the waste of time travelling, the noise of everyone on Teams calls and how much money you spend on s**t”
https://x.com/Peter_Croden/status/2112624470418415836
“WFH is not depressing at all”
https://x.com/Notorious_NIT/status/2112659467469021396
“People can’t fool themselves into thinking their work “friends” are sufficient and are nudged to actually cultivate a real life for themselves”
https://x.com/jodiecongirl/status/2112676396405309701
“Find a hobby, call a friend, go for a walk, take fun classes… Please, work CANNOT be the only way to have a social life”
https://x.com/CarineK/status/2112612629076206075
“The biggest perk of remote work isn’t working from home. It’s getting your life back”
https://x.com/DanielGlejzner/status/2112590623895171095
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