• FlashyWierz@ttrpg.network
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    1 year ago

    It’s funny how these kinds of articles always read exactly the same. I honestly want to know what offices they are using for these supposed metrics because it seems like people are doing everything they can to just endure and waste time while in actual offices.

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      1 year ago

      They looked at the stats of two companies. That’s the extent of their “research”.

      It’s a garbage article from the type of people that are responsible for 85% of what is wrong with the planet.

  • saigot@lemmy.ca
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    1 year ago

    Look I work from home, I think everyone who can (and wants to) work from home should work from home most of the time. But people are definitely less productive working from home, and I think the people who say that most people are more productive are delusional.

    There are more important things than just raw productivity numbers, western workers have been working far too hard and far too long for the last half century, and I think we should return to a more humane approach to working.

    Also froma purely selfish capitalist perspective I don’t neccesarily think the productivity boost of being in person is worth all the costs of a bigger office, cleaning staff etc.

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      1 year ago

      But people are definitely less productive working from home, and I think the people who say that most people are more productive are delusional.

      Our productivity went up across the board according to my managers. We are letting our office go & finding a smaller space for our equipment.