Managers are very biased. If you are a favorite to them, then only you will get WFH
Managers are very biased. If you are a favorite to them, then only you will get WFH
Good Pay, Work-Life Balance
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Managers are very biased here. If you are a favorite of your manager, then they will allow you to work from home permanently. Otherwise, they will force you to come to the office.
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Managers are so biased that if you are working day and night and giving good results, and another person is not working at all, they get a bigger hike than you because they are a favorite of your manager.
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Forcing employees to learn new technology; otherwise, they tell you to leave the company.
Either give permanent WFH to everyone in a team who requested it, or don't give it to anyone. Be unbiased.
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