It looks like companies are cracking down on remote work to get employees to quit
https://www.businessinsider.com/rto-mandates-layoffs-quit-jobs-hybrid-remote-work-office-2025-5
It looks like companies are cracking down on remote work to get employees to quit
https://www.businessinsider.com/rto-mandates-layoffs-quit-jobs-hybrid-remote-work-office-2025-5
Welcome to 2023.
"This article explains exactly what's been going on at AT&T for two years..."
T is so much WORSE!
You’re just now figuring that out?
“If those executives could read, they sure would be made.
Boy I tell you what”
Have another drink sailor.
If those executives could read, they sure would be made.
Boy I tell you what
"Wasn’t RTO all about building collaboration and caring for new hires (that didn’t feel they were part of a team)??"
Let's not forget about mentoring the "future leaders of the company". Of course, since they want to get rid of all the older employees, I am not sure who is going to be the mentors.
In other fresh-off-the-presses breaking news, Lee has surrendered to Grant at Appomattox.
Wasn’t RTO all about building collaboration and caring for new hires (that didn’t feel they were part of a team)?? Being in the office first 2 days, then 3 days and then 5 days would solve for this.
This couldn’t possibly mean there was a hidden agenda and that “Leadership” lied? They would NEVER do that! LM-AO.
Keep bringing it up and putting the pressure on AT&T. We got them on the run.
Queue up that Huey Lewis song “Back In Time”.
Tell me you don’t work here, without telling me you don’t work here.
This article explains exactly what's been going on at AT&T for two years...
You’re 2 years too late