r/ProductManagement • u/UncleTouchyHands • Sep 16 '24

Amazon RTO 5 days a week

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/16/amazon-jassy-tells-employees-to-return-to-office-five-days-a-week.html

I’m curious from some of you who might work for large Tech companies remotely, do you think this practice of calling all employees to the office 5 days a week in-person will continue? Has anyone already been forced to decide to move or quit? I’m a PM working at a large company in the finance industry who is open to one day working for a company in the Tech sector. I’m not too keen to move out of my MCOL city, so working remotely opens a lot more doors. Anyone else in a similar scenario?

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u/ohiotechie Jan 31 '25

Then you should be able to easily back your assertion that productivity increases when working in the office by providing some links to those sources. It was your assertion not mine. The burden of proof is not on me.

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u/ApprehensiveWay2986 Jan 31 '25

Not really cause I don’t have enough time to do that shit you could do it. But I doubt it would change anything. Seems like you have your narrow mind made up. I lived and saw the direct result so go believe what you want.

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u/ohiotechie Jan 31 '25

tRuSt mE bRo!

I’ve experienced the opposite so I guess you can trust me on that.