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A Boring Dystopia
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Don't worry, he probably has some arrangement to only go like once. A month.
Per the article, he's required to be onsite 3 days a week
That's some ridiculous micro management of a CEO. Didn't expect to see that in a contract for someone at that level.
It seems more like he isn't an exception to the hybrid work policy that applies to everyone else. Although it notes "when not traveling for work", so chances are he'll be flying all over the place anyway for unnecessary meetings and schmoozing sessions. Or whatever else a CEO can't do remotely
Also what are the odds they're gonna be paying for all the flights.
100%, that's basically the entire point of a company jet.
A "remote office" in his backyard, no doubt.
No work from home! We're willing to fuel climate change for one person so everyone knows how serious we are! Not even the CEO is allowed to work remotely.
Burn the planet, make everyone's work life more miserable than it needs to be, and profit from all of it.
Corporate bullshit is going to kill off our species, and take the others with it because their greed is insatiable.
Try once a week! He will have to be in Seattle three days a week to conform to Starbucks’ remote/hybrid work policy.