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"Hard truth realized as a CEO"

Investing millions in main st businesses

Obviously a commercial real estate investor, weak gaslighting attempt though.

She knows those who schlepped into offices before Covid realize how much better remote is for everyone, so tries to target kids who are fresh out of school and didn’t necessarily experience that dichotomy.

HR people are truly the great parasites of our time.

Honestly to a degree I see the vision but sadly the way most workplaces are organized won't improve your mental health either.

I could spend 3 hours a day on a train and do teams meetings in the office, or i could not do 3 hours a day on trains and do teams meetings at home.

I was paying £550 a month in train tickets before covid freed me

"Hard truth I learned as a CEO: Sometimes you have to lie to get what you want, regardless of reality and facts"

Anyone who thinks more work gets done in the office is an idiot, or lying.

Just more proof most CEO's are damaged mentally.

overpaid CEOs are a scam

The majority of people I would benefit most from being in person with aren't in the same country as me.

if you cant be responsible if not being supervised, dont tell everyone about it

Ah yes. The lament of the middle managers with nothing to do. They feel threatened because it turns out they weren't needed after all.

This person is a disgrace.

Being promoted to the C-suite causes brain damage.

I'm in the office right now, and 99% of my meetings are through Teams.

My favorite days to be here are when everyone else is somewhere else.

Ah yes, the mental health crisis is solved at the coffee corner with help from your coworkers.

Time to go back to the office and have still all meeting online with extra background noise. Looking for a quiet corner to be able to hear others properly is great for my mental health.

Also the office life improves my soft skills, like:

• walking with my laptop open im my hand with a headset on to find an empty meeting room
• sharing desks with annoying co-workers from other departments
• enjoying other peoples conversations about their lunch plans from the other side of the open plan office
• fighting for the thermostat setting and opening/closing the windows
• embracing the daily multi-hour commute in rush hours

It really builds character.

Yes yes.. RTO is all about restoring the productivity and mental health of the worker. Ignore the declining property value of commercial buildings. Tell me again who stands to gain the most by increasing commercial property value? Ah yeah that's right; Billionaires. Interesting, at the bottom of every social problem we seen to find a billionaire.

I'd rather spend my time where I'm most comfortable and with people I'm most comfortable with.

No remote working option in my current job though

"Hard truth" she just made up to fit her own narrative without recourse to facts.

People can have friends outside of work.

What an idiot. Yet another example of failing upwards.

As a naturally introverted person, working remotely has vastly improved my social life, well-being, and productivity.

I used to burn all my social energy at the office, and when nights and weekends came around, I’d go into hermit mode to recover. Work drained me. Now I’m sitting on my social charger all day while I’m working, and I actually have the energy to see my friends after work and have much better balance in my life.

I’m fortunate to work for a company that let everyone decide what works best for them when RTO mandates started going around, and they get better work from me because of it. This CEO can get fucked.

I worked in the stupid open office space these assholes designed for years. It. Sucked. Distractions everywhere. I couldn't focus on anything. Now I get double the work done in half the time and I don't have a pain in the ass commute. The hubris of assuming what works for you will work for everyone is astounding.

Thank you sooo much for your very presence. We are sooo grateful for your wisdom...

Go fuck yourself with a rusty railroad spike.

Linked in is a cancer.

Every single one of my jobs in the last 5 years or so has stated that remote work has undeniably increased productivity and output, as well as general morale.

Many of them have sold all their offices so they couldn't even RTO if they wanted to.

For some reason one of them still keeps the 7 floor office building and even a receptionist and security guard...despite about 5 people working from there on any given day. But hey, whatever.