Why Coronavirus May Change How Big Tech Works

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Tech offices, from Apple’s 2.8 million square-foot “spaceship” campus, to Facebook’s Menlo Park headquarters complete with a botanical garden, have always pushed the envelope of office space. But coronavirus may make this type of work environment a thing of the past, at least for the near future, as companies try to balance communal work with safety. Here’s a look at how tech companies are changing their offices and work policies as they ease into reopening.
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Why Coronavirus May Change How Big Tech Works

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@nczioox1116 4 года назад

I hope working from home becomes the norm. People underestimate how much of their lives are wasted in traffic

@DC-dc6ey 4 года назад

Yeah. I feel like for many of us, going in is just tradition at this point. If working from home becomes the norm I won’t need a car anymore (live in city and commute to suburbs). That would be awesome!

@tetekeke 4 года назад

working from home justakes me more depressed

@shriniwasrocks 4 года назад

I feel like I am working more at home than in office.

@AL_EVOz 4 года назад

totally agree.

@soha786sajju 3 года назад

No shut up

@1310beth 4 года назад

Ideally I would prefer to work in the office 2-3 days and then work from home the rest of the week. That way I have time to collaborate and maintain social bonds while also not having to commute as often.

@RajSachdeva 4 года назад

until Tesla boring dig tunnels to expedite commute or we get flying cars

@shukracharya_ 4 года назад

@@RajSachdeva what a dummie

@mmcray1688 4 года назад

those are just work friends, tho

@EbboSemba 4 года назад

Exactly

@shukracharya_ 4 года назад

@theuser1045 depends on the field In a manufacturing plants every co-worker is a friend

@Phlegethon 4 года назад

There's a group that truly benefited from COVID as the commute and waste of time at the office was killing them slowly.

@Aripoma 4 года назад

Yeah my commute just went from 2hrs/day to 0 minutes

@ChristianThueringer 4 года назад

I saved about 2 hours per day drinking too much coffee with people I don't really like

@trebledc 4 года назад

@@ChristianThueringer exactly, just a waste of time

@abundant224 4 года назад

Yeah I travelled for 3hours and on rainy days and heavy traffic even 4 hours

@HJima 4 года назад

Don’t have to rent for college, can stay at home, and with what I’m studying, I’ll be able to work from home !

@rhondafurr7000 4 года назад

I work at IBM and have worked from home since 2001. Many times I never met my teammates because they were usually spread over 3 continents and around the US. I was able to go to Florida to help my friend recover from surgery. No one noticed because I was able to connect my phone and computer over the web. I also got more done because there are less interruptions. I am also more comfortable with my home setup as compared to my 6 foot long desk at work.

@weswest8666 4 года назад

WFH is career suicide in most jobs, especially if you are fresh out of college. If you already hold a senior position, why not.

@yengsabio5315 4 года назад

Simply put, there are jobs the suit for & allow employees to work from home. In my case, it's not! In agriculture & food production, I must be on the ground most of the time.

@mdtaylor2274 4 года назад

Just be grateful for having your job. IBM has been laying off people and it's not the same company that it was in the past.

@backto-il9ne 4 года назад

@@yengsabio5315 Exactly. I don't get why people are painting broad strokes instead of realizing the situation varies from job to job.

@backto-il9ne 4 года назад

@M E Yeah, no. Stop painting broad strokes. It depends on a lot of factors like profession, work culture, office space etc. If you are a journalist, for example, you are at your most efficient when you are congregating with colleagues and bouncing ideas off each other. Also, jobs in agriculture, food production, HR etc. require physical presence on the ground. The situation varies from job to job.

@JeiBurke 4 года назад

Many morning commutes I have thought: "Ok why do I have to physically be there though?"

@alic6419 4 года назад

Yep, me too

@sexygeek8996 4 года назад

Also, "will I survive the trip or fall asleep at the wheel and crash?"

@redwhite_040 4 года назад

Remote work > Less traffic(jams) > less pollution > less CO2 > better environment. And that all without any extra costs or big expenses. And more free time and less stress for employees.

@bravehats 4 года назад

You forgot to mention increase in mental health issues (expecially for working parents) and obesity.

@dques 4 года назад

Fajitahmed No is the correct answer. 🤣 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0J9wiC0cQG4.html

@barose1 4 года назад

Remote work > less work/life balance, especially for those of us who live in small or modest-sized apartments.

@rupadel9123 4 года назад

remote work is terrible, no free food at the cafeteria, no free gym just by walking downstairs...

@esm2000 4 года назад

Fajitahmed you actually end up working more remotely cuz it's all project-based work so it starts seeping into your free time

@ATRTAP 4 года назад

Let's hope this sticks, major cities are unaffordable, freeways crowded, etc

@alic6419 4 года назад

Gosh I hope so!

@gibson1005 4 года назад

As you long as you have access to a calm area in your home, working from home is way healthier with at least the same amount of productivity.

@tetekeke 4 года назад

not every one has that access. Its uncomfortable and lonely for some

@ducodarling 4 года назад

2020 The return of the cubicle.

@PrapullSharma 4 года назад

@Luke 😀

@alic6419 4 года назад

Luke gross!

@littlepepper4370 4 года назад

Luke or morning breath 🤢

@MubashirullahD 4 года назад

@@littlepepper4370 what? How do they even get hired?

@illegalalien6542 4 года назад

A win win

@ctcamara 4 года назад

I hate open floor because there is no privacy.

@alic6419 4 года назад

That’s the whole intent by employers!

@Mrmudbone_gaming 3 года назад

What are you trying to hide?

@saulgoodman2018 4 года назад

Most people need to be social and needs to be around people sometimes.

@srikarvoleti8950 4 года назад

As a CS major, I hope I can work from home when I enter the job market. With a good 6 figure salary, I could leave California and work on the beach in Mauritius or Bali

@infini.tesimo 4 года назад

The answer is super simple. Allow a mixture of home days and office days. With those who come into the office, it'll be a smaller amount to not only control the virus spread but also to do specialized training with smaller focus groups. That way you get the best of both worlds with a remote-first focus approach.

@shelliupshaw3405 4 года назад

I have been working from home since March. I enjoy not having to commute. I am saving hour of sleep. Also saving gas and toll way money.

@Eyeris625 4 года назад

remote work means that the big companies keep more money...and eventually employees will become independent workers..

@Vision33r 4 года назад

Which is for the best. America corporation vs employee has been a terrible relationship the last quarter century. The removal of pensions, unions disappearing, and lack of say as an employee has made people into slaves or even whores for their employers. Once you become an independent worker, you will feel so much more relieved and better compensated. I could careless about company politics or trying to beat your coworkers in the corporate Game of Thrones.

@saasda6255 4 года назад

Haha nope they’ll get outsourced to 3rd world countries

@holdenmuganda97 4 года назад

This remote work will increase the loss of high paying jobs here in America. We already have an education system that isn’t as strong as other parts of the world. But imagine that now we are competing with people worldwide for good jobs. This will only cause the big paying jobs which are already in short supply to dwindle even more. Pair that with the emerging world who as they gain better internet they’ll provide a cheaper work base and I think we’ll see middle class life and white collar jobs slowly erode in America.

@1310beth 4 года назад

Hopefully it will force the US to revamp the failing education system

@dalecrowe7757 4 года назад

On the contrary, I firmly believe that the workspace and home space will continue to merge along a wider swath of jobs that can adapt to the home office/remote work environment. The pros far outweigh any cons. It reduces cost for businesses in infrastructure and logistics and it promotes education, adaptation and adoption of new trends in both tech and software to support individuals working from home. With the possibility of collaborative software to allow for team meetings, interviews and constant, instant access to team members, knowledge bases and management it mirrors the workplace enough to remove what used to be the major downside of working from home. I was the head of the remote user support desk for a small company (so small that "desk" only had one chair) and also handled all their IMAC unless we had a mass on-boarding. Then, I was allowed to yell for help. I've watched the changing face of the remote user experience with interest and appreciation since '98.

@redwhite_040 4 года назад

Yes and No, but I think that this is an overrated problem. Because you would have the same issue with office jobs in all developed countries, from USA, to Europe, Japan, Australia, etc and even China. Companies will cut in their own fingers when they outsource a lot of jobs. It will increase unemployment and will decrease domestic demands/expends.

@youmayaimme 4 года назад

Competition is good. If workers can’t compete then do they really deserve to get paid that high wage?

@jamesoo96571 4 года назад

Agree with you, we work for the US company from the Eastern Europe and India. Just imagine how the US company can save money - they have only one manager and one software developer from Texas and 30+ other developers and QA are from outside of the US. Of course we are paid 5-6 times less than these guys from Texas. But if you think about it, Texas lost 30+ high paying jobs and it is only for our small team.

@oquatanginwan 4 года назад

The six foot rule breaks down when indoors. When indoors everyone’s breath is circulated via the hvac system. Masks will slow the spread but they are not N95 level of filtration. Each breath you take could have a small fraction of an infectious dose. Prolonged time indoors means many breaths that could equal an infectious dose.

@DanielDeSantiago93 4 года назад

We all want an office! We want to feel important and feel like we have some privacy.

@mastertry1935 4 года назад

Working from home is great. I was able to finally finish Red Dead Redemption 2 that I didn't have time for

@jeantouquet6182 4 года назад

hahahahhahahah

@mradu30singh 4 года назад

Great ... "Work" from home 😀

@MsGenXodus 4 года назад

One time, I wrote a novel while at work in a call center. Your slacker skills are good for Slackers 101. However, you'll need your masters degree in Slackerism to be able to write a novel on your smart phone while processing orders in a call center. ;-) If my novel becomes a best seller, then I've hit the Doctoral level of Slackerism.

@illegalalien6542 4 года назад

Real productive😂

@dishappywithlife2556 3 года назад

I work from home, even when Covid is over my job requires me to work from home. I wouldn’t change a thing. No traffic jams, I set my own hours. I think the wave of the future will be a combo like the gentleman said, people who work from home, people who work from home and go in the office part time, and people who work in a office. I predict the 9-5 office life will soon evolve.

@kartgal 4 года назад

Can a company really pay someone less because they move to a place with a lower cost of living?

@majnuker 4 года назад

Yes, because they're paying you. There will always be another person to take your place.

@iLoveTurtlesHaha 4 года назад

Obviously yes. Do you think all companies are plagued by unions?

@beback_ 4 года назад

Ideal for me would be a couple of days in office per week.

@RajSachdeva 4 года назад

They can turn their massive campus into cheap housing hotels

@i1pro 4 года назад

Just list them in Airbnb!!

@scottyhaines4226 4 года назад

Heavily tax companies that outsource jobs to other countries. Otherwise going remote will only result in more outsourcing over time.

@tonyfragale4539 4 года назад

I didn't even think of that- but it does make sense, do you think time zone would make a difference at all?

@scottyhaines4226 4 года назад

@@tonyfragale4539 no. Most remote jobs dont need to have specific hours.

@divertiti 4 года назад

Restricting free market and capitalism is a dangerous slippery slope.

@redwhite_040 4 года назад

@mattfoy1594 4 года назад

We might have to restrict the free market with this situation. Consumer spending runs the U.S. economy.

@CknSalad 4 года назад

I could see remote work for these big tech companies be the excuse to substantially lower pay and overall perks.

@CknSalad 4 года назад

@Peter Mortensen from looking at the teamblind and levels dot fyi figures, the really good software engineers will still get rewarded quite handsomely. It's the average to just above average ones that seem to get lower than the average / median tech compensation packages these days.

@RudieObias 4 года назад

I work at a top tech company in NYC and I've been working from home since March 11. I really miss my office, my desk, and all the free meals and snacks... But I'll survive.

@bravehats 4 года назад

Well, people can have 3 jobs and do them all at once at 🏡. Nice!

@giorgiopavelio1260 4 года назад

Only 3 jobs ?!

@MsGenXodus 4 года назад

Haha! That literally happened to my partner last year. His "supervisor" was working another full time job while "supervising" my partner's team. This was an apartment complex construction job site and one of the project managers was double dipping by taking the identical role with a market competitor. Those jobs pay six figures and this guy had 2!! He also took a lot of vacations and FMLA time, guessing he did the same with the other boss. He got fired from both jobs because one boss called the other boss to find out what was going on. Remote work wasn't at all necessary for this guy to double dip on two companies. It'll just be easier for more people to steal from several bosses at the same time. :-)

@colorfulcodes 4 года назад

My friend is doing that as a network automation engineer. He makes almost 300k holding 2 jobs and lives in Latin America. He's only doing 2 jobs for a year and a half though.

@UnorthodoxlyEsthetic 4 года назад

Colorful Codes where does he work? is it in america?

@sexygeek8996 4 года назад

It has been 15 years since i worked at any job that requires a daily commute. I will never go back to that. In addition to not wasting time commuting, I don't like having all those people around me or having to start and stop work according to someone else's schedule.

@luisfernando55 4 года назад

What kind of job do you have ? Thanks

@sexygeek8996 4 года назад

@@luisfernando55 software development

@rum81 4 года назад

As an Indian IT worker, work from home is a boon. My 10km ride to office used to take minimum 1 hour one side, wasting 2 hours per day.

@gracemacleod5779 3 года назад

I hope that temperature checks aren't going to be the norm, because I experience medication related hot flashes. 😅

@JM-gz1ej 4 года назад

Just get rid off the open office nonsense and reinstall the cubicles

@astaloaf2113 4 года назад

It's not hipster, modern, and open minded styles.

@wes9451 4 года назад

@@astaloaf2113 Its not fascist corporate culture... ohh no!

@lovefelix1566 4 года назад

It's cheaper... extra material costs extra money plus labor... they are smart lol

@user-zt9gv6pu1c 4 года назад

Eww nobody wants those old fashioned Americans cubicles lol

@tetekeke 4 года назад

@@user-zt9gv6pu1c its like a mini office with some privacy

@elijahnonamaker6541 4 года назад

Brian Kirkell at 5:56 has got a great taste in books, but who organizes their Harry Potter books like that?

@BossRoss045 4 года назад

The best office setup I saw in this clip, is where you have the six foot dark circles on the floor with the desk barriers.

@KevinBarnett1 4 года назад

Interesting. Sucks for me though, I work in construction in Silicon Valley!

@rhondafurr7000 3 года назад

I have been working from home since 1999 at IBM. By 2002, everyone worked remote with the exception of a few jobs. We also keep our offices if we wanted. Actual offices with doors not an open area bench. There was no dollar limit on home office equipment, including phone lines and internet service until ~2005. In 1999 - 2002 my technical teams were in four countries supporting a client in three other countries. Facebook claiming they will be on the most forward leaning company on remote work is 20 years late.

@tobeornottobe9689 3 года назад

Why should we care about "these offices", I've never even seen an office like this in real life, all the offices in most cities are nothing like these big tech offices.

@AllPureSkill 4 года назад

Yeah leave the major cities if able, I want pricing in Austin to drop!

@AbzAden 4 года назад

Amazing how amazon looks after its corporate employees compared to the ones working in the warehouse

@worldpeace5853 4 года назад

Work from home option is badly needed especially in countries like India where the whole world depends on offshore services yet the dignity of labor and infrastructure is as bad as anything else. This not only reduces traffic and noise pollution but more importantly gives people badly needed work life balance. Right now folks are out of their homes on an average of 14 hours a day and barely get 4 to 5 hours of rest and sleep. Is this really needed given the plenty of options we have on hand? The situation proves that nothing changes and working from home is as productive as working from office where micromanagement rules the roost!

@ideoformsun5806 4 года назад

The line between home and work is blurring. But many times this has happened in history. Farm families all worked from home. Many small businesses were done in cities where the store was open below and the family lived above it. And everyone could help out, including the dog (for security). It's a good model, and very efficient use of time and space, and people, including children, who can learn lots in a natural environment.

@patricksanders858 4 года назад

Im a chef, I cannot work from home.

@davecullins1606 3 года назад

I think loneliness and depression will be even more widespread if even more people work from home where they don't meet other people are only maybe their spouse and children.

@mohamedabdourahman9845 4 года назад

I'd rather work from home as why should I do my job in an office when I can do it from home.

@proxus1395 4 года назад

In many cases there is virtually no need to spend 2+ hours a day in commute (time + money). Using this extra time / especially in the morning / can accelerate productivity dramatically.

@CC-si3cr 4 года назад

This was really informative! I enjoyed watching this even though I work remotely. This is going to be a problem when trying to find the right person to talk to at a company.

@nick4556 4 года назад

I believe YAHOO had a very open remote work policy. Then YAHOO mgmt started checking employee presence online( which means 0) and this was low so they called everybody back in

@user-po4fn8yo2x 4 года назад

*We want nice things than Yahoo.* Google already old.. Where is my security internet.

@kcmn0089 4 года назад

That's what happens when people are packed in like sardines.

@mikehall4517 4 года назад

Lowered pay because you're moving to an area where prices (house payments/rent) are less expensive? I call BS! Where do they get off on penalizing people for living in a different area who are going to be working remotely anyway? It sounds like a form of discrimination to me. Why would these people be of less worth to the company because their cost of living is less expensive? This doesn't seem like it should be legal.

@Revnge911 4 года назад

That's the way it has always been there's a reason why the median salary is so much lower in the mid-west then on either coast. The pay you receive is very much determined by the costs you incur from your living expenses.

@aidanklobuchar1798 4 года назад

@@Revnge911 Federal Government jobs even have specific location adjustments to their schedule salaries. And the corp. I work for as explicit salary scales that vary by region. So while I do agree that it's scummy (an excuse to make Zuck even richer), it's not at all unprecedented or even particularly illogical.

@sexygeek8996 4 года назад

It's supply-and-demand. If you live in a cheap area, they figure that you are more likely to accept less money.

@buckydragon 4 года назад

I have worked in the corporate office setting my whole life and the thing I hate the most is the commute. Living in Toronto, I was spending anywhere from 2-4 hours driving to and from work. After a long work day that always extended past the 5pm hour, add the 2-4 hours for commuting, I wouldn't walk into my house until 8-9pm almost every night. The corralling of many people into confined offices is a failed model that shows itself every flu season, never mind a pandemic scenario.

@thevintagekitty 4 года назад

I know! I have lost many friends who had to move to the GTA so their life wouldn't be so miserable, but now we never see them because their whole life is about work/commuting even though they are closer. Their commute is 1 hour instead of 2 (on a very good day that is). I have always settled for much smaller pay to live in Hamilton but keep my sanity. I hope with a remote environment, I may be able to get a better paying job and still live in a cheaper city.

@saynothingass 2 года назад

Why are workers more productive at home? Whenever I’m at home I never do my homework, compared to when I’m at school, well there’s no comparison. There’s just too much freedom at home, it makes it hard to focus

@tysalerno2166 3 года назад

I hope more companies require jobs to be more remote than in person, less people on the roads should be considered At least in the metropolitan cities

@250Rem 4 года назад

Isabella we’ve been doing that before Covid

@Fcycfvyvvyvtfutg 4 года назад

Work in tech and been so much more productive since wfh started.

@carmcam1 4 года назад

working from home is nice, but i miss few specific people in office, maybe a once a month gathering would be nice

@alic6419 4 года назад

You can get together for happy hour on your own time, or make an appearance during any monthly team meetings. Bring breakfast or lunch! That’s what we did.

@sunwang3076 3 года назад

great films with insight

@adultingmoneytalks391 4 года назад

Not having to commute and reduce the risk of spreading infectious disease are the two greatest benefits of remote work.

@malcorub 4 года назад

No need to pay top Silicon Valley COL salaries. Who is to say the employee even has to be "on shore".

@raidernation3536 4 года назад

I live in the bay area and see alot of people leaving the area, not sure why people would come here if they can live in az or tx and work remotely and live like a king

@PimpinBig214 4 года назад

I work from home, and I rip the bong a few times. I zone out and get to work with no problems.

@schawnettarobinson8584 3 года назад

I’m engineer by education. Due to Covid19, I decided to add to my skills by coding bootcamp. In addition, I’m taking a cyber security class. I would love to work for a tech company.

@shuttereff3ct593 3 года назад

Open space offices and elbow to elbow desks, well that sucks.

@kitsontuli2713 4 года назад

Temperature checks are really touch and go. I had to be physically back at work within 2 weeks of the heavy lockdown. So temperature checks are one of the requirements before entering the workplace. Trouble is, there a day when my temperature was taken at different locations (including workplace where there are thermal cameras in addition to hand held thermometers) and had 4 different readings, 🤷🏽‍♀️🥴, the response of the people taking the temperatures let me know at that point that we are grasping at straws.

@wakingcharade 4 года назад

this whole video would be way more cohesive if it just acknowledged that half or more of this tech, including the open office floorplan was originally designed for surveillance of employees and that surveillance of employee time and cost is a huge part of plans

@FF18Cloud 4 года назад

I'm like, seeing emails from my company about people still getting infected :/ Considering that I thought we were full remote since March, I guess I was wrong But we'll see come September onward about how this goes. This was already a direction a lot of companies were supposed to putting in place, and some following through to begin with, so if anything, we're seeing the eventual future for how tech work will go

@charzpak7173 4 года назад

Work from home!

@macnet83 4 года назад

very interesting perspective. thanks for sharing

@vishalarora13 4 года назад

Please make a video about How you guys make these type of videos

@richardl9014 4 года назад

The problem of work at home is the big electricity bill... Unless the employer helps pay that.

@richardromanyshyn608 4 года назад

I thought that was Ryan George in the thumbnail

@realism3524 4 года назад

haven’t seen the zuck in a while, glad to see him.👏🏼

@krish_telugu 3 года назад

WFH eases pressure on infrastructure, lowers fuel consumption. Everybody should think broader and positive ...This will benefit environment and companies a lot on long run.

@GtzJasonC 4 года назад

What about those people who are unable to work from home due to children being at home, or limited space ? I hope employers are not forcing employees to work from home if the conditions are not suited.

@coreym162 4 года назад

office space costs are covered. Did you pay attention to the video?

@GtzJasonC 4 года назад

Corey M Not sure how you can add square footage to a home to provide an office space. I doubt companies will shell out thousands for you to renovate lol.

@elizabeth4689 3 года назад

I think offices should give people more flexibility. Some people can come in 1-2 times a week. Younger people who dont have kids/families can choose to come in more.

@tiffanys.4250 4 года назад

Wait so does this mean that job competition will increase because you can hire anyone in the country remotely?

@sbawono7294 4 года назад

Capsule hotel in 2019, n then capsule office in 2021

@MrSivram28 4 года назад

is it a must to work in a office

@natvilletutor 4 года назад

66% and 49 % 🤦🏽‍♂️ Such a genius

@marketslice5030 4 года назад

Once we get that Martian colony up and running in the next few years, we'll be able to work super-remotely

@angelasieg5099 3 года назад

There are things I miss about going into the office my coworkers mostly I was a remote worker before Covid no work wardrobe no makeup no driving in blizzards i thinks its pretty shady to cut pay because remote works can live in a less expensive place

@iamcben7926 4 года назад

Wow!!! The future

@trebledc 4 года назад

I hope there will be a low that it is compulsory for workers to have a 5 foot cubicles. I hate when the office is full of people are gossiping and murmuring that is really annoying.

@sexygeek8996 4 года назад

Does anyone really believe that open offices have any purpose other than to cram more people into a smaller space and be able to watch them constantly?

@i1pro 4 года назад

Good bye California! -- Hello Montana.... Hello Caribbean home office.... Someone needs to make sand proof laptops 😜

@Tiggaknock 3 года назад

Tech offices shouldn’t even be a major thing like they are. If anyone should be pushing the work from home model it’s tech and California. As much as California has issues with emissions, gas prices, traffic, infrastructure and road damage, power costs, and the cost of leasing office space.. you’d think they’d be smarter and wouldn’t need a pandemic to change!

@patricksanders858 4 года назад

You get taxed from multiple states? Really? Wtf!

@KelleytinaVW 4 года назад

Cubicles are coming back. Make them look nice

@kurtwagner7610 4 года назад

Yay! Mississippi!

@virajpereira 4 года назад

This model is very useful but only in less densely populated countries.

@MrYsosad 4 года назад

how dystopian and authoritarian. Monitoring their own employees where they go

@JordanL-vz5tp 4 года назад

if i worked in an office building i would like to know if coworkers were potentially sick. if you don’t like it, you don’t have to work there

@chris-solmon4017 4 года назад

Jordan L - is you wanna be a slave, move to North Korea.

@kliudrsfhlih 4 года назад

I thought this would go away more quickly, and that those investments didn't make a lot of sense, but wow, I just realized it's July and we can't expect the virus to be gone in december. That's a whole semester. No, the investments actually make sense.

@godblessCL 4 года назад

Flexibility is the future. For some tech jobs there is no reason to be at work everyday if you can do it at home. So do agile squares fellas need to rethink the way to work.

@javionriley8739 4 года назад

I’ve been saying for a while that due to the Internet people will be working from home!!! It not only saves money for the corporation but it allows for a stress free work space

@neilsumanda1538 4 года назад

so far with my work-from-home schema, i am more effective... i dont have to worry being late, my work hours became 16-hrs.. with breaks every 3-4 hrs..of course, the breaktime varies.. but at least, i have my rest time.....

@wellaciccio2362 4 года назад

These look like some sort of corporate high school fortresses being an impediment for increasing quality of life outside of office hours.

@KamleshMallick 4 года назад

Social people extroverts will hate working from home. Anti Social introverts will love it.

@millennialbusiness6427 4 года назад

FUTURE IS REMOTE!

@ilhamdermawan8375 4 года назад

Enough for me to pay $900 for rental accomodation! 😣 I’m stuck at other people country for work while i am actually now doing all my work at home (rent). I wish I can back to my hometown, still able to do my job, and save hundreds dollars for my fam in hometown. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@ellie5373 4 года назад

I'm in big tech and thanks to covid, i got to say adios to my costly apartment and move back permanently with family, completely free of charge...where i have a perfectly comfortable environment to work and focus. Saving me $$$$

@KenWorkProduction 4 года назад

I do want to work remotely just because I rather stay in my hometown which is cost-effective and my work by nature can be done remotely anywhere. Heck! I even get more sleep and things done working from home using my commute time to work daily!