[colllectorof]

This is silly. I for one is fully ready to return to the office. Sacrificing two hours of my life to commute five days a week is a small price for making my boss feel more in control. And what's a bit of traffic congestion and burnt gasoline when it's offset by AMAZING culture of our open office? We will fix global warming in some other way. I am at my peal performance when I work in a bazaar-like environment with people walking and talking around my tiny desk. I miss the corporate propaganda on the walls and free snacks full of sugar and preservatives. I miss the germs and viruses that made me stronger. Even if I get Delta variant and suffer serious health damage to sit in the office, it's a perfectly reasonable tradeoff. The pointless shitcode I write at home is just not the same as the pointless shitcode I write at the office. I can't put my finger at what's missing, but something definitely does.

[pcmoney]

Why is “amazing culture” always parroted by managers who are typically loud and extroverted and think it is amazing because they get to strut around and dash from conference room to conference room.

If people dont want to go back then you by definition do not have an amazing in office culture.

If your culture is predicated on being in person, some less dysfunctional company is going to eat you alive.

[inetknght]

> I can't put my finder at what's missing

I think I found it. Here, have mine: /s

[colllectorof]

Yeah, that's an annoying typo. Fixed.

[mkw2000]

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