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axw3555 t1_j9yq3py wrote
Reply to comment by Sticky_Keyboards in ‘Four days a week is a great experiment’: work options examined in Calgary by AFH_Global
Mental inertia in the people running it.
My job can be almost entirely done on computer, from anywhere. I could literally go in like 2 mornings a week. Some of my colleagues are 100% digital.
Boss still has a "work from home doesn't work for me" philosophy. But he's also got the old mindset of "I value the time, not the work". If I go in, do all my work in 34 hours, and I spend the last hour chatting (one hour spread across a week), he'll complain about it.
It's something that will change, but in a lot of cases it's going to require senior management aging out of the workforce.
axw3555 t1_is9ovrb wrote
Reply to comment by kruzex3 in Would you be friends with a robot? by TheHamsterSandwich
Yeah, the dancing was like “wait, am I missing something?”.
Still, probably gonna go see it.
axw3555 t1_is9f7zh wrote
Reply to comment by kruzex3 in Would you be friends with a robot? by TheHamsterSandwich
I would have gotten ex machina vibes last week.
Now… all I can see is the trailer for Megan.
axw3555 t1_j9yy94b wrote
Reply to comment by Nik_of_Thyme in ‘Four days a week is a great experiment’: work options examined in Calgary by AFH_Global
The really dumb thing is that my boss has the longest commute of all of us, and he's been overseas for the last 2 weeks for his mother's funeral, but as a workaholic, he's still been working fine. I do wonder at the dissonance of "you can't work from home because it would be bad for productivity, even though I m working from 7 time zones away with no problem".