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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
I concluded long ago that the only reason employers do this is because one of two things. Either they have to physically use their body at their place of work (that's fair), or the employer spends money on a physical building and wants ROI to make themselves feel better.
Forcing employees into the office because of the latter situation is exactly when employees tell employers to go pound sand and they'll find something else.
And employers can cry and stomp their feet all they want, but the market gets what it wants.
Remote/hybrid work is here to stay.
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I think this is a really simplistic view of the situation. You don't see any benefits of working from the office other than having a butt in a seat to make their physical building worthwhile?