Why They Want Work From Home To End
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
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The office politicians and drama queens lost their performance stage, those people who do very little work but have a lot to say.
Why were they ever hired and promoted? The middle management (politicians/drama queens) must be gutted out since they don't add value. These idiots will only "yes' people under them. At the same time, they are rejecting qualified people so they won'tt be challenged. These are weak ass management and simply weak ass human beings.
so true, i do not miss the meetings led by the drama queens and those who live for a captive audience stuck listening to them drone on about basically NOTHING!
I've worked from home for over 20 years now, these arguments are usually coming from insecure management.
Working from home is so peaceful. I never want to go back to the office drama. Also, I will never miss rush hour traffic.
This is exactly the kind of coordinated effort from these companies that should be met with a coordinated effort from workers across the economy, across all sectors. We cannot let these few wealthy people arbitrarily destroy our quality of life and work. We need to fight back, somehow.
So dumb. I have been WFH for 12 years and I got all my work done, very well. I am a very productive and well regarded employee. I get more work done at home than I did in the office. It really is the best thing. Saves money, saves my mental health, and I get to spend more time with family.
The people we keep voting for seem to think that suffering is the only way to advance a society. The reality is that our suffering is the only way to grow their bank accounts
Working from home has freed up so much time and mental processing i used to have to dedicate to plotting the demise of my coworkers i had to interact with daily. 😊
Lol.
are you okay? while there were a few over the years I'd have like to slap around a few times...only ONE would I have liked to throttle like Homer does to Bart
Here in Ontario they keep saying we have a "housing crisis". Not enough housing space. Convert half of the offices out there into housing space, and leave half of them as office space on a hotelling basis for the people who don't want to work from home. It blew my mind that our premier was saying, at the same time, "We have to get people back to work so all these empty buildings will be occupied" and "we have so many people who need buildings to live in so we have to build more buildings for them to occupy" and no one is connecting the dots.
Canada is a scam and a lie.
I made a post on r/vancouver when Nordstrom closed down. My suggestion was that we turn it into a housing space because that area is going to sit there collecting dust.
The rhetoric that subreddit shared has me concerned with the kind of people that live here. They are happy to let people suffer and stay homeless because helping these people is pointless according to them.
These are also the same people that complain about homeless people everywhere but will block any solution because they want to put themselves first.
great idea, but how does one convince investors this is the way to go, a mixed living and work space mades SO much sense, one's commute could be a few flights of stairs or elevator ride...the living space should be very much NOT like an office building with green space, etc., great for taking a breather from a stuffy office environment...great idea!
I think we have something like that here where I live, cannot recall what it is called or exactly where it is located though...too much going on with a job search in this dumpster fire of a job market for this old fart
Adopting arbitrary, inexplicable policies that don’t empower employees is a great way to increase natural attrition rates, which can help keep labor costs down and avoid the optics of mass layoffs.
It was good, funny and it does make sense that the real estate is pushing for this. Have a good day.
Appreciate your feedback Christian. Thank you!
The manager class and opaque teams who don’t actually deliver value are also culpable. Managers are fearful and feel that their directs are out of sight out of mind. Teams who DONT deliver actual client value perpetuate this lack of visibility/transparency and trust with the org. It becomes a flywheel of distrust.
Yes.. You're right! Popular news outlets have done a complete 180 and started singing a different tune.
Corporate advertisers are very powerful. Its important that people are able to make assessments on their own without being influenced by Corporate funded media. :D
Wonderfully presented, well researched, teaches you how to connect things.
Thank you for your feedback!
Its all about CONTROL!
Corporate propaganda doesn't work from home.
I think the goal of RTO is to allow companies to downsize and/or reduce salaries without the hassle of official layoffs. Cheapest and easiest way to lay off 20% or so of staff w/o explicitly firing them.
There is one more thing and that is transport...
So it is 2 things, real estate and transport.
Good point. Transport and logistics is a big industry.
One would think with increasing automation we can reduce costs and labor in those areas but it seems its cheaper to pay people to do it.
What a world we live in.
Commercial landlords are often members of the boards of the companies, or have some sort of stake through investment firms.
It's not some secret. It's the old people. Their nest eggs are tied up on what they think are safe assets like real estate. If you work from home then that threatens their investments. That's all it is
I totally agree!
Keep in mind also that many of the execs conduct romantic adventures in the office.
It’s very difficult to chase a romantic interest from home.
Well, there is the wife, but that’s who they’re trying to get away from.
Job market is tough I applied for many work from home jobs but no call or I get a message saying we found another candidate many of the jobs I feel you need experience or a friend that can get you in that job and if you don't have any of these you won't get the job for some of the work from home jobs its happened many times for me and I am still trying,
Yup, "get back in these offices that we were too short-sighted to get rid of when we still could because we're spending money on them and it looks bad if we're not in them".
I love stupid people because they pay my bills, but I hate stupid people because they make life unnecessarily difficult.
It's hilarious, because my employer also hit record profits when we were mostly remote and now we have to rush back to the office to "fix" that. The work got done, there were fewer distractions, and we were undoubtedly more productive in general, but here we are.
It is a tragedy that efforts and accomplishment are thrown out the window the second powerful players feel threatened, ignired and deprived of the attention they so seek.
The pain and suffering we endure for someone else's bottom line should be a human right violation.
But then again the people who write the laws and enforce them answer to the deepest pockets.
Experiencing a negative view of remote work/home office myself. In job interviews the employers´ reply is always the same, "We do not want this in our company. We feel the personal touch in work deteriorates with remote working." ....or simply, "We don´t want that." It is a control thing. It is about didacting an employee to come in like standing in line in the army....once they noticed that people actually like working at home companies see their leverage decreasing....so they turn around just because they can.
Bingo exactly my point, Amazon & home office hurted real estate business bad. One example is famous fruit company buying offices on huge price nosedive now hopes to force & trend "lets make work from office great again" to capitalise on their investment.
Interesting perspective! Keep up the good content!
Thanks for your feedback!
I think execs own some office space do you think? What kind of hidden business deals do businesses have with commercial real estate? Otherwise businesses save money by not needing office space.
Absolutely on point with that statement. Executives tend to have diversified portfolios and one of the most common additions is investing in REIT (Real Estate Investment Trusts). They can be very lucrative if and only if the demand for commercial real estate keeps increasing. Brookfield is an example of this.
Confirmed. It's just that it's never been a mystery to me, as at my workplace, this has been pretty much clear from the beginning. The numbers confirmed that the business didn't suffer during the pandemic, quite the opposite (I'm in a digital sphere) and yet, the policy has gradually been changing to more strict rules, and now, it's mandatory to come to the office at least 3 times a week. People that needed permanent home office due to various reasons are facing increasing obstructions etc. And there's just one reason - the new, fancy building the offices are located in. Anyway, 100% agree with all the other point you've made.
They can do other things with the office spaces. I believe they just love seeing ppl suffer and struggle. They don't want the world to get better in any way. Because most ppl at the top are wicked and evil
Great content brother! Keep it up. Great video
Appreciate your support and words.
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I called this 3 years ago. Now you need to ask: Aren’t WFH jobs the same as “work from second and third world country jobs”? The part I don’t get is how do corporations, in competition with each other, all pivot at the same time? Who made the call? It’s a creepy idea that a person or people could do such a thing in the private sector.
This is just Capitalism - we need to reduce the political power of real estate investors and owners. Public housing, legislation that can mandate the option for workers, etc. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. You raise an extremely valid point. The corporations wield too much political power and they use it to further their own agendas.
Even if its at our expense.
Communist drivel. If you have ever seen the living conditions of government provided housing, you would not want to live there. These buildings are called “The projects” in the US.
Good video. The issue of greed needs to be addressed. We are in end stage capitalism, there is no more room for our ponzi economic system. However to keep "'growing"' they are still try to squeeze more coins out of the average man. Thus we nee to keep fighting!
Excellent point! I feel like a recession is just around the corner and that will be used as an excuse to bring back archaic work policies. I am already seeing articles testing the waters. We all need to stay vigilant and call these capitalists out
Bingo. It all comes down to $$$, always. The decisions up top are made by those with the $$$, and the media sentiment they spread and the changes companies implement is to serve that group of people. I have a WFH job, the whole department went fully WFH so I am happy with that BUT yes, the availability of these positions has changed.
Ego, status, control, and $$$.
Companies can't afford to pay people well enough to come back into the office and they'll lose a good chunk of top talent.
That is correct.
I absolutely loved WFH and I thrived in it ....until I had a baby. WFH with a baby who barely slept during day and night meant that I was getting interreupted 24/7 which also meant that every minute my baby was sleeping I had to work so there I was at 2am finishing work tasks that were given to me at 10am the previous day. Then the moving phase, once baby became mobile it was game over for me and my wife who also works from home, baby needed eyes on all the time so every minute one of us worked it was a minute the other one could not work. I missed being FORCED to go back to the office and being able to divide my day into Work time and home time but I cant justify the gasoline expense this would require (we live ridiculously far from our offices). We have no relatives close and we arent made of money so we cant ask for relatives to help nor pay for a babysitter. This is only my experience, Im sure some WFH parents can make it work with baby-toddler phase but definitely not me. I just barely survived at my job and as a parent
I get that. WFH for parents can be a big boost to their savings. Especially in Canada where the cost of daycare is through the roof.
It is difficult to manage a balance between working and parenting but at the end of the day the savings make up for it.
I do enjoy less traffic but I also notice WFH has more time to comment HAHA.
WFH has more free time they can use to do chores, watch kids and work side jobs. Less SMOG is true but WFH saved so much money that some of my coworkers bought six figure pickup trucks. Even the EV trucks use more resources than small EVs. In the end foreign companies and AI will take the WFH jobs first. Mental health also takes a toll as people can't even shake hands or eat together anymore.
And offices aren't equipped to fit all employees any more. We've adapted. Property investors need to adapt.
My work leased out a whole floor of our office space and moved to a "hot desk" setup where we sign up for work space online for when we are coming into the office. It would be a financial hardship now to cancel the lease of the company that moved into our building and go back to having everyone come in daily.
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Thank you for this. I am going to start work on alternatives.
great video
Appreciate the feedback.
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Start ftom 4:00 - The big reveal is what I thought - REAL ESTATE. These companies vis-a-vis the wealth/ investor class have a vested interest to keep CRE alive to keep their investments thriving. Always follow the money - $$$ to find the true motivations
Investors don’t dictate the market. The market dictates the investors. If that was the case investors will always have 100%+ returns
Go check Pelosi's stock portfolio
“We worked from home and we made the planet run “ 14 million were out of work.
Are you suggesting the planet stopped working because 14 million people lost their jobs?
The point I am making and the point you are making are two entirely different topics.
Every city ran on a deficit before all these people went remote and businesses closed. That covid money is gone and now cities like San Francisco have +20 billion annually deficit and the tax base is gone
Work from home is terrible. I hate it.
Source: me, someone who works from home.
Working from home is not healthy.
Can you please provide sources and data to back up your claim?
Work is, in many cases, not healthy as it exists today. That still applies to remote work, but it definitely is better. If you don’t have anything going outside of that and never leave the house, yeah, that’s unhealthy, but that’s a bigger question than WFH.
So you think that you should be able to work from home for your corporation while all the people that make your food keep your house working keep the electricity on build things fix cars literally every job that doesn't require sitting in front of a computer has to go to work but you don't that's like the ultimate form of entitlement
That's not entitlement, if your job can be done from home by a pc...then there's literally no point wasting time on public transport.
If 500k office workers stayed home, this would free up so much space on the roads, less pollution, more freedom for everyone to drive and park their cars, or even get to their jobs faster. No need to upgrade road infrastructure to allow for another 1 million drivers.
Yes, lots of blue-collar jobs still have to go to work because there's no alternative 😅 it just doesn't make sense for computer related jobs to be in the office.
No, it is not entitlement. I am not sure why you have chosen to draw this comparison.
Using your logic we can say that you should suffer because other people around the world are suffering. And not suffering while others are suffering is entitlement. Dont you think
Some of those jobs can be done form home… from their own garage, on their farm… that’s basically working from home lmao.
I was in the office 5 days a week during the pandemic. Most of that time there was no one else on the road besides essentials like me and it was great.
Now going into work takes 3 times as long. Nah they can go back to working from home as far as I'm concerned.
This comment makes no sense. If the job can be done from home then doing it at an office is just a waste, unless you want to go to office. Should we ban online shopping because some people have to buy stuff in person. Ridiculous.
100% percent correct. I love working from home, BUT my commercial property tenants have taken a bashing. Govt agencies abondoned the area, WFH 4-5 days a week, and retailers in the area are going bust. The interest rates, inflation, & rising labour costs have not helped but combined with WFH. Its a zero sum game & someone has to pay.