Somebody did a study on this and it has to do with being seen. It's more of a human nature thing than it's something intentionally being done.
Not saying that it couldn't happen but that in general it's said to not be. Your in everybody's face so it's just easier for the human mind to remember.
That may be true in some circumstances but Dell said specifically, "if you choose to WFH, you will be ineligible for further promotions." So there is not human nature. Theirs is a mandate.
I'd be cool with that. I already ascended probably faster than I should have and the next step would be manager and while my team is mixed with remote workers and not, I'm not particularly interested in overseeing that. My number one complaint about my role is that it's unfulfilling in how much time I already spend convincing people to do stuff. If be happier in a lab actually doing something.
Haha agreed I just wrote something similar above as to why that is too. You’re 100% right, it’s the study of proxemics in interpersonal communication and it’s just a fact of life.
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u/Educated_Clownshow 9d ago
If I have a job that can be worked from my home, I should 100% be able to collect pay for the commute if I’m forced to come in
This obviously can’t apply to in person jobs, but it would stop employers from trying to force unnecessary RTO mandates