/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52432009
I have a friend who's been a programmer at Twitter for about a year and half, and he put his two weeks notice in. There was a Q&A done for Twitter employees with Musk, and someone asked why he thought that rescinding WFH was going to change anything when so many teams are spread across different states and even countries. He said:
>Let me be crystal clear, remote work is only going to be for exceptional employees and it's a high bar. If you're able to come into the office and you don't, then your resignation is accepted.
The employee said that his response didn't answer the question, and Musk ignored it.
He's a retard cause he didn't even list measurable KPIs for to compare before vs. after WFH is effectively removed from Twitter. It's just pathetic.

>>27142020
this is why I don't understand the faggots like OP who are so deathly afraid to lose a few hundred/thousand bucks. you're already a wageslave. take some fucking risk for once in your pathetic life and you could end up that much closer to opting out.

whats the worst case scenario? you're homeless for a month or two? who gives a shit