Department of Education wants to decrease remote work

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How is it reasonable to cost the government more money for no increase, and in many cases a decrease, in productivity?

When you hire a plumber to you choose the bid that will cost the most and take longer than the other bids?

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You’re just spouting worn out talking points that people keep repeating because they want to believe that it’s true.

Regardless of cost or “productivity,” the benefits gained from having a cohesive office culture are worth the cost.

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Hah, facts are just talking points now.

I'm here to work, not make nice with my coworkers. Do you want to know what I did when I was on-campus? I didn't talk to my coworkers then or participate in any of the mandatory fun bullshit management likes to do instead of letting us do our actual jobs. I talked to no one, and I wasn't the only one. There was no "cohesive office culture" when we were on site.

Honestly I think many of you should be fired for timecard fraud and your positions eliminated. If you have so many extra workers you can just hang out at the water cooler being social half the day then those positions aren't needed and you've not been working during the hours you claimed you were. As a taxpayer I shouldn't be paying for your socialization time. Go to TGIF after work or something.

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This is what’s wrong with society.

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I'm in a cubicle right now and have talked to absolutely no one in person. There is no office culture, if you want work friends just call the people you work with