I left the office early today so that I could get some work done. On my way home, a coworker from the opposite coast contacted me concerning some other conflicts he is having with trying to get work done in the office.

It's a sad state when being in the office prevents work from being done, and it is mandated that one be there and not compromise productivity.

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@ThinkingSapien I won't be surprised when that becomes a major driving factor for employees seeking new jobs either.

There's lots of reasons. I expect some attrition. I wonder if that is a goal.

I feel especially empathetic for people that were hired in the last three years being sold the job as a "work from home" position. Its like a bait-and-switch with bad timing (after their preferred after-school programs have stopped taking on students).

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