A new report shows Seattle traffic congestion increased by 9% from 2023 to 2024, and was likely due in part to a sharp decline in telecommuting, FYI Guy writes.
I’ve been fully WFH since 2018 and if someone wants me in an office they’ll need to pay me for my commute and for a cleaning service who cleans during the day and for a cook who can have dinner ready when I get home and for a nanny to handle running the kids to appointments.
And I’ll still be looking for a WFH job the whole time I’m there.
Companies should really be forced to pay for the commuting time, if the demand RTO.
I’ve been fully WFH since 2018 and if someone wants me in an office they’ll need to pay me for my commute and for a cleaning service who cleans during the day and for a cook who can have dinner ready when I get home and for a nanny to handle running the kids to appointments.
And I’ll still be looking for a WFH job the whole time I’m there.
Right there with you, as a tech consultant, I only take assignments that are WFH.