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  'How many hours does Sam Altman sit in traffic?' ChatGPT-maker responds to criticism for his push to end remote work

  Business Today - Danny D'Cruze

  Sam Altman recently made some strong statements against the work-from-home (WFH) culture. The ChatGPT-maker and OpenAI CEO talked about the lost …

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  Hybrid And Remote Worker Wellbeing Requires A Different Approach

  Forbes - Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

  The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we work, and remote and hybrid work has become the new norm. This shift in work style has forced companies to re-imagine their workplaces and adapt to the changing work landscape. Having helped 22 organizations transition to hybrid and remote work, in my …

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  The real reason bosses hate work from home, love employees in the office

  ampproject.org - Aki Ito

  Ever since COVID began to recede, America's CEOs have been waging a determined campaign to haul their employees back into the office. Big banks led …

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  A baby boomer who quit his 6-figure job rather than return to the office says managers are threatened by remote work and just want people back so they can see them working

  Insider Business - Juliana Kaplan

  Dennis C. would rather retire than return to the office full time — and that's exactly what he did. The Alabama-based 65-year-old, who verified his last name, former employment, and salary range with Insider, but asked that they be withheld to protect his privacy, got a taste of working from home …

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  JD | LearnGeek

  

  Is It Rude To Keep Your Camera Off in Remote Work Meetings?

  Newsweek - Soo Kim

  From socializing less to 'quiet quitting', the past three years have seen some major societal shifts across America. Among the most immediate effects …

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  Full-Time Remote Work Is Falling—But Still Five Times Pre-Pandemic Levels, Survey Finds

  Forbes - Jena McGregor

  Don’t say RIP to the work-from-home era quite yet. A new Pew Research Center analysis, released with a broader report on worker satisfaction, finds that hybrid work schedules are rising, but roughly a third of workers whose jobs can be done remotely say they still work from home full-time. Amid …