Glenn FleishmanOnce again, the New York Times conflates a marriage in crisis with business processes. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/11/magazine/return-to-office-consultants.html?unlocked_article_code=becRMQy6l38eGpS2HRwfF68xMmfl3AzK2zWf7zJNsUfExo9nEui5VrBGVDVLgB4dZqQOwmEm50rzl2bNbze_kT37JxAOT21j-3bvisXT0d_u5iLicGPp5IFHzC6apYvEodH5amWbVWyq7AFFXMHiZhQT6qEgR5OZ_m1nObZteIJxU-kDztoVJ1U6j46wwE0i0Ymh15ZTHq-ADe_RaEFEuSDAJyjsm1bcp8ZB6uBEhimVBky0URlD2TLCp97HoryPIQt4nMEovzZa_GqQpv3Ohcovn_bcmezLFGOWKIdZ8qQpZsXyxPxe_FHsCqHX1-oejgEzduNmalivlYkVTASwiAgLHAQ&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
Roxysteve@glennf More "experts" who can't understand that a hellish commute on the bloody LIRR to work in an office full of people holding a cacophony of different TEAMS meetings at the same time is not preferable to working from an armchair in blessed peace and quiet. And all those dog-whistles for "we can't spy on them at home to check they are working". Mentoring my arse.