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Dec 26, 2024
6:17:44am

DirtyWater Truly Addicted User

You have to be willing to fire folks quickly when their productivity wanes.

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DirtyWater

Bio page: DirtyWater
Joined: Aug 29, 2005
Last login: Dec 27, 2024
Total posts: 32,182 (849 FO)

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Someone pointed out to me that many of the huge funds with big stakes in large corporations also are heavily invested

Mike Honcho All-American

Dec 25, 10:11pm

For sure. That combined with the fact that studies have proved workers are less productive at home.

RdF3

Dec 25, 10:16pm

Studies continually prove the opposite.

BYUtka

Dec 25, 10:24pm

Studies done by people working from home

Phreddy

Dec 26, 12:40am

Studies can probably prove whatever they set out trying to prove when it comes to WFH.

Mike Honcho

Dec 25, 10:26pm

If you build your recruiting and training around wfh, it can be as productive, it won't be if that's not in your DNA

CSoul

Dec 25, 10:32pm

You have to be willing to fire folks quickly when their productivity wanes.

DirtyWater

Dec 26, 6:17am

Just like all the studies during the Covid craze. Could find verified studies

bigbossbyu

Dec 25, 11:15pm

Our board and investors have said nothing about wfh or not. They don't care at all. And the companies I know with the

CSoul

Dec 25, 10:22pm

I can see small companies wanting to do it for collaboration and stuff. I think you’re naive if you don’t think that

Mike Honcho

Dec 25, 10:27pm

Some of the very biggest maybe slightly in a few conversations, but I can assure you I'm not naive here.

CSoul

Dec 25, 10:28pm

Cities and Mayors? Other than being redundant, care to explain?

YbeatsU

Dec 25, 10:33pm

See DC

C-dubb

Dec 25, 10:53pm

City councils, mayors, other officials and city groups, whatever…

Mike Honcho

Dec 25, 11:03pm

You think cities are pushing big corporations to get people to RTO? Cities get

YbeatsU

Dec 25, 11:31pm

RE: You think cities are pushing big corporations to get people to RTO? Cities

C-dubb

Dec 26, 5:54am

You think the restaurants and bars and parking garages and all the other ancillary businesses that do better when

Mike Honcho

Dec 26, 8:03am

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