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    2 days ago

    i’m skeptical of any study that concludes anyone would rather deal with all the bullshit of working in the office rather than wfh

    no one goes to work for the “community,” which can also be gotten literally anywhere other than work

    sounds like something corporate slavedriving senior executives decided they wanted a “study” on to prove people want to work in the office

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      which can also be gotten literally anywhere other than work

      Can it? For absolutely everyone, regardless of (mental) health? No one benefits from being monetarily pressured to interact with people even if the interaction is only surface level?

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        ok. the reasons someone might actually want to go to work in the office (e.g., can’t interact with people who aren’t getting paid to interact) are not the same reasons CEOs want to force you to work in the office (control; oversight; subjugation)

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      no one goes to work for the “community,” which can also be gotten literally anywhere other than work

      I can confidently say that a lot of my coworkers do go to work for a sense of community and also hang out with those same coworkers after hours. They basically get to see their community at work, and most of them don’t have a home office set up, so the office is a better setting for them.

      I separate work and home life almost entirely, and love working from home, but do want to acknowledge that some people do want to be in the office and it isn’t only the toxic ones.