Remote work not so remote anymore

[Rafael Thundercat]

 

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I am recieving  many news about the topic of companies now starting to rethink all the remote work model. 

What do you guys think, it all like a pendulum where things started to get to loose and now getting back to strict and regulated. I had a friend that was working remotely and was finding ways to slack a lot, so I can see the point of companies returning to the in-office model. 

 

[ZenAlex]

If a specific company has evidence that efficiency has gone down since remote working they have the right to change things IMO.

 

[something_else]

100% remote isn't beneficial for most people anyway. At least not long term. It's too isolating. Large companies would probably be inclined to say that the optimal is like 1 or 2 remote days a week for control reasons, but I would say it's probably something like 1 or 2 office days a week that would be ideal for most people.