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What's your situation?
Consequently, I can't share the enthusiasm of the crowd that seems to have deluded itself into believing this whole mess would usher in the age of the Glorious Work From Home revolution.
Personally it seems like the worst of both worlds.
We were told early on that we would get a 30 day warning if we were expected to come back to the office, and management for my team has said they would never require us to come back, that it would always be optional. (Always is a long time. I'm under no illusion that this policy is immutable).
I would be very surprised if myself or any of my peers asked to come back to the office in the next year or so.
In my city, Covid infections are still higher than they were at the peak last winter, so there has not been much discussion about returning to the office, though our offices are open and anyone can go in and work there if they choose. We were told early on that we would get a 30 day warning if we were expected to come back to the office, and management for my team has said they would never require us to come back, th…
I’ll never go back to commuting.
In my city, Covid infections are still higher than they were at the peak last winter, so there has not been much discussion about returning to the office, though our offices are open and anyone can go in and work there if they choose. We were told early on that we would get a 30 day warning if we were expected to come back to the office, and management for my team has said they would never require us to come back, th…
I wouldn't bet on 30 day warning, we were told the same thing (6 weeks) and then the communication became come back in next week.