Just 6 out of 158 U.S. CEOs said they'll prioritize bringing workers back to the office full-time in 2024, according to a new survey released by the Conference Board.
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Why the need for this thread at Chevron? Don't we have a hybrid schedule already? We adopted 9/80 years ago and most people worked from home on their Friday's on pre pandemic. It's not going away BUT don't expect full remote. As others commented, some positions can be done fully remote but there is a ceiling on those!
Keep working yourselves up about WFH while FSS gears up to take your job!
Come back into the office so we can sit on teams meetings all day? Some of you older generation folk need to get a life.
@mje, You certainly will never become a high level manager because you are a linear thinker. High level managers and problem solvers think in a 360 degree radius. Some laymen would refer to it as “Thinking outside the box”. It’s not about basic math in this case.
Tell me the names of larger companies (6 out of 158) these CEOs belong to. I will buy shares in their companies at the expense of the others.
At some point, some high level manager will do the basic math and see the vast cost savings of reducing their office footprint. Just a matter of time.
Great go join a tech company. Know one made you folks live out in the suburbs .