SVB employees blame remote work for bank failure
www.axios.com
What happened at Silicon Valley Bank will likely enter the broader return-to-office debate.

My two favorite things about this "article" is that in the very FIRST bullet point she admits she pulled this out of her ass and my other one is that there is not one (1) quote from an employee blaming the bank's collapse on WFH policies. Didn't see any in the article she was referencing either.

  • bloop [he/him]
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    2 years ago

    The bottom line: Companies looking for a reason to bring workers back to the office may find it in this piece.

    lol no shit that’s why you wrote it

    • rubpoll [she/her]
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      2 years ago

      She's literally just saying it out loud.

      The point of the article is to give employers something to point at as grounds for terminating WFH, that's literally the stated purpose of this article's existence, and she's just saying so out loud.

    • ElChango [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      I love how literally two lines before that zinger they went "well the real cause of their collapse is all the financial fuckery they were fuckering around with and got caught"

      FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY BY: 'If the fucking execs were doing their fucking jobs maybe this wouldn't have happened'

      this just in - irony found dead in alleyway, more at 11

    • UlyssesT [he/him]
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      2 years ago

      The bottom line: Companies looking for a reason to bring workers back to the office may find it in this piece.

      I HAVE LICKED YOUR BOOTS PLEASE GIVE ME MORE EXPOSURE AND MONEY :bootlicker: