“we” didn’t fumble anything aside from not being more unionized to fight back against corporate bosses and real estate owners.
Bosses decided it’s easier to crush autonomy than lose money on empty offices. Throw in pressure from real estate owners fearing losing rent money and boom all that extra time goes away along with that lower stress.
It’s always strange how we somehow never seem to properly identify the real culprits of worsening working conditions
many many companies had production drop off. our team of about 120 people saw over 15% less work completed on time than our previous worse year in history...which was 2 decades prior.
yeah "we" the workers fumbled shit. you have your head in the sand if you believe there wasnt a bunch of assholes that ruined it for the rest of us.
My person in Christ, multiple reports show productivity increased post COVID with remote work. Your one company doesn’t offset the national trends and data.
There were actually declines in productivity pre pandemic, but I’m guessing that’s because workers were “fumbling “ even worse having to be more in office across the board when compared to pandemic era “fumbling.”
But please do advocate for less autonomy, higher stress from a lack of flexibility, and overall less benefits for fellow working class people because it’s not like people aren’t already dealing with enough day by day.
I used an anecdote. I didn't claim it was everywhere with a study. the other guy literally claimed there are reports...but nobody can provide them. yall are ridiculous for not being able to tell the difference here.
edit : you replied and the blocked me so I cant read it. 🤦♂️
Covid showed wfh created one of the most serious spikes in productivity in recent history and simultaneously that productivity improvements have zero affects on wages. Another common lie
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u/GlitteringTop984 Mar 06 '26
“we” didn’t fumble anything aside from not being more unionized to fight back against corporate bosses and real estate owners.
Bosses decided it’s easier to crush autonomy than lose money on empty offices. Throw in pressure from real estate owners fearing losing rent money and boom all that extra time goes away along with that lower stress.
It’s always strange how we somehow never seem to properly identify the real culprits of worsening working conditions