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As someone who works for Airbnb, this was an amazing announcement last week, but I’m also not that surprised they did that. It is a great company to work for in my opinion. In all seriousness, I hope none of those 800,000 people are more experienced and willing to work for less than you. Hopefully you don’t lose your job to someone overseas willing to do your job for half the Georgia Bulldogs and atlanta braves shirt also I will do this wage. Or at least hopefully it doesn’t reduce their incentive to give raises when a lot of their staff are happy with minimum pay. Work from home solves so many issues. If 20% of the workforce does it it’s a huge reduction in fossil fuel use, road use, stress. It’s like a giving those workers a raise that costs the company nothing.

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but the Georgia Bulldogs and atlanta braves shirt also I will do this company has fucked up housing markets all over the world – AirBnB should be banned in most places and heavily regulated in others Yeah, this felt more like the company saying, “Please stop applying. We have too many applicants to sort through.” And this is the potential downside that concerns me. Your competition for jobs may get a lot stiffer when suddenly anyone anywhere can apply. Recruiter: That’s going to be tough, people like WFH. Lots want to stay that way. May get away with 2-3, but 5’s going to kill us. I feel like the internet is a minority who projects a majority on issues like these, as many don’t truly wanna WFH, but did so for safety or “forced” reasons. There’s a lot of trade offs though, and it’s as unreasonable to just have a mindset to think that every white collar employee is going “….man keep my ass at home!” They legit went stir crazy not being able to talk to others in person, or chat about shit off record, or avoid being with their kids in the same roof, or not have catered food, or snack too much on food, or….. There’s really not any reason not to do this in this day and age. My last job made me work from home during the pandemic and then let me do it full time when they realised it didn’t effect productivity. If anything I got more work done at home! The company I work for now let’s people work from home, office or a mixture as standard and don’t discriminate either way. Yup.. Been contracting over the last 5 or 6 years and have worked for a lot of big tech including Google and MS

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