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tmckd ◴[] No.44004460[source]
Some of the pandemic increase in time worked may have been a net benefit to the folks working. A lot of people I know spent at least some of the time they otherwise would have spent commuting working remotely. And, since commuting sucks, ended up happier for it. Anecdotes aren’t data, but this pattern was very common among people I know.
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philipwhiuk ◴[] No.44004870[source]
The business got more benefit. Harder to argue it is for the employees.
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e1g ◴[] No.44004915[source]
If the business got more benefit, they would be fighting to keep this setup - and none are.
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1. Afforess ◴[] No.44005268[source]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal%E2%80%93agent_proble...

CEOs are not the living embodiment of a company. They are an agent with their own values too.