Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

RTO - “Going the way of the dodo”

This.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/01/22/opinions/remote-work-jobs-bergen/index.html

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Those who can’t lead follow, i.e. Chuckles.

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Post ID: @cge+1qIFMEJ3

Nothing but a tool for laying off. Yes the call centers of Chase are in India but the systems are so advanced one rarely needs to call. Just cutting the workforce would not bring about that experience. Well, who cares as long as the money is saved without farsight. Look - best of the lot are already starting their next adventure with Citi or US Bank.

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Post ID: @mgm+1qIFMEJ3

Choice quote, "...the desire for employers to see their employees working in their offices seems to be more about the need for control and an attachment to the old ways of doing things. "

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Post ID: @ucc+1qIFMEJ3

RTO blindly follows the woke agenda and equally the RTO agenda. Dunno who or what is prescribing the message..

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Post ID: @jau+1qIFMEJ3

Let's just say there's a political element to the situation. It's not a coincidence that a zillion companies, almost all at once, decided to enact RTO. There's also commercial real estate for some businesses to be concerned about, but most don't care about that. It's all politics. Same reason for lock downs and a lot of WFH during COVID. They wanted the economy slowed, and now they want it artificially sped up. I'll leave it up to the reader to decide why and for whom.

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Post ID: @auv+1qIFMEJ3

Interesting article, my perspective is it sums up to this "Typical of this view is JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon". The WF leaders from JPM have ruined WF with this idea.

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