I know several that want to go back in. Some live alone, and that's a lot of alone. Some want to go back for the chit-chat, gossip and lunch dates. Many want to spend some time with actual grownups. Others know that they simply can't focus, keep a schedule, and be healthy without a required routine.
Working from home is great. I've been doing it for 10 years, but it definitely has its own challenges.
The real answer is people want the option to choose whether or not to go into the office when they feel like it, without having to jump through hoops. We want to come in at 9 and leave at 2. We want to work Monday, Tuesday, Thursday one week and next week work Wednesday and Friday with no explanation. People want freedom.
That being said, I understand that as a business I can't justify leasing office space if people aren't consistently utilizing it.
addocd on May 16th, 2021 at 20:16 UTC »
I know several that want to go back in. Some live alone, and that's a lot of alone. Some want to go back for the chit-chat, gossip and lunch dates. Many want to spend some time with actual grownups. Others know that they simply can't focus, keep a schedule, and be healthy without a required routine.
Working from home is great. I've been doing it for 10 years, but it definitely has its own challenges.
King-Krown on May 16th, 2021 at 20:34 UTC »
Damn, Just let the people who want to stay home do that & the other's can come in.
Rainliberty on May 16th, 2021 at 22:41 UTC »
The real answer is people want the option to choose whether or not to go into the office when they feel like it, without having to jump through hoops. We want to come in at 9 and leave at 2. We want to work Monday, Tuesday, Thursday one week and next week work Wednesday and Friday with no explanation. People want freedom.
That being said, I understand that as a business I can't justify leasing office space if people aren't consistently utilizing it.