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ONS staff refuse to work two days a week in office
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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My team resolved this by using the plethora of collaboration tools at our disposal.
We have a chat that goes all day, every day. At times, we have breakout chats for specific work projects.
We have a tool that lets us collaboratively project manage, centralize our files, and document organizational knowledge.
I would move hundreds of miles away if I didn’t have to come into the office once a month to make an out of touch leadership feel better.