IBM CEO Arvind Krishna told CNBC’s Sara Eisen at the Aspen Ideas Festival that about 20% of the tech company’s U.S.-based workers are back in the office three days or more, and he never thinks that will return to anything near 60%.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/06/27/only-20percent-of-us-workers-in-office-three-days-or-more-ibm-ceo.html
Onsite work (at clients) or work at your company office is a thing of the past for most people. COVID just put the last nail in the coffin.
Krishna added that IBM’s own hiring inflation has been 9%-plus. “Ours is on the upper
end, ours is well above nine I would say for replacement workers,” he said. “It is so hard
to get people.”
Hmmmm. . .seems that Big Bleu wouldn't be severely struggling to get people if they hadn't executed all those previous RAs. But this is logic that escapes AK and his cabal.
Really, this is what he is focused on ? He better come up with some ideas on how to pay the $1.6B fine which resulted from IBM's deep commitment to ethical business practices.