For FB WFHers wondering whether COL adjustments are in the cards https://mashable.com/article/mark-zuckerberg-instagram-whats...
Facebook extends its work-at-home policy to most employees
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#12I am really curious to see where we'll be in a year, two, three down the line wrt remote/office/hybrid work at major companies.
This forced experiment has had some surprising outcomes about the effectiveness of remote workplaces, but working from home for only a year, in pandemic conditions, is clearly not the same as indefinitely in normal times. But there's reason to think that may go even better, not worse; I am really curious to see how it plays out and glad more companies are continuing to let people work remotely.
Re: Facebook extends its work-at-home policy to most employees
#13For FB WFHers wondering whether COL adjustments are in the cards https://mashable.com/article/mark-zuckerberg-instagram-whats...
Sorry how does this article address this at all?
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#14For FB WFHers wondering whether COL adjustments are in the cards https://mashable.com/article/mark-zuckerberg-instagram-whats...
Even if they do them they’re extremely unlikely to be significant
Re: Facebook extends its work-at-home policy to most employees
#15I am really curious to see where we'll be in a year, two, three down the line wrt remote/office/hybrid work at major companies. This forced experiment has had some surprising outcomes about the effectiveness of remote workplaces, but working from home for only a year, in pandemic conditions, is clearly not the same as indefinitely in normal times. But there's reason to think that may go even better, not worse; I am r…
> has had some surprising outcomes about the effectiveness of remote workplaces
Curious, what are the outcomes?
Re: Facebook extends its work-at-home policy to most employees
#16it's 1.5 year into pandemic, wtf?
I guess it's never too late
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#18The choice between mandatory ‘more than half time’ in the office and completely remote (‘with on/offsites!’) is interesting.
Swooping through the office for meetings is discouraged. What a challenge for management!
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#19it's 1.5 year into pandemic, wtf? I guess it's never too late
This is the policy for after the offices open back up. We've been 100% WFH (except for essential workers) for over a year, just like everyone else.
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#20So now Facebook is better than Apple for the employees.
I don't think that Apple ever had a vibe as being especially great for employees. Secrecy to a level that you may not know what product you're actually working on, and heavy top down management as a result.