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Originally Posted by dio
Remote workforce is here to stay. Companies saves ridiculous amount of money on office space, amenities. Work productivity is not affected at all. There's no reason to put force ppl back into work. Maybe only on occassion
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Remote work is a trend that is cyclical. My dad was remote in the late 80s early 1990s, in Montana. Boss out of Spokane. Then in 1996 the company decided to centralize managers, so my dad was relocated with the same job title to Spokane. Then circa Great Recession, same company decided it was time to go remote again.
However, if the $2000 stimulus checks pass, card prices are going to go wacko again.
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