Forget the sensational headlines. WFH vs. RTO isn’t one-size-fits-all. Learn how to make informed decisions that suit your business model, workforce, and objectives. Uncover practical insights that will help you align employee preferences with business needs for a harmonious and productive work environment.
47% of Employees Say They’ll Quit if Employer Orders Return to Office Full Time!
It’s a battle of headlines, none of which are grounded in reality. First of all, only 12% of employees work exclusively from home, so 47% of 12% is a measly 5.6%, and the survey actually found they would start looking for a new job, not up and quit.
But somehow, “5.6% of employees say they will start looking for a new job if they have to return to the office!” doesn’t get all those juicy hits that headline writers crave.
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Hi Evil —
If you want to extend your reach and become a true influencer, top voice, and mover and shaker, you’re going to have to stop with all this checking the headlines against the actual content, verifying what the numbers actually say, and telling your readers the reality of what’s actually happening.
I mean, who wants, and who has time for, all that?
You’re right!
I will change my evil ways right now.
Only three types of people are opposing remote work:
Middle managers who either need to justify their existence or crave petty power,
Landlords and bankers in the commercial real estate business, and
People who lack any kind of friends without coworkers or hate their home life and need an escape.