Many Facebook employees may eventually work from home permanently

[insidehoops]

Per Recode at Vox.com, "Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a livestream on his personal page on Thursday that he guesses as much as 50 percent of the company’s 45,000-person workforce could be working entirely remotely in the next five to 10 years. While Zuckerberg cautioned that the number is not necessarily a target, it’s a tangible estimate by the leader of one of the most important companies in the world about the future of work, impacting not only his company but the norms for post-pandemic office workers as a whole"

[DoctorP]

yeah this has been forecasted for a second now. automation will be coming as well.

the workforce will shrink yet corporations will still be profitable, hence why socialism is on the rise

[SATAN]

I never understood the office workers that actually pretend going into the office is a worth while way to spend those hours out of their short lived lives. **** the commute.

[~primetime~]

Twitter announced that their employees are now working from home...forever

Google announced work at home the rest of 2020


For the tech industry this ordeal is making them realize there is no reason to come to the office to do the exact thing you can do from home.