The Hustle Daily Show No space, no work: Return to office is a flop
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Jan 9, 2025 AT&T employees found a twist when called back to the office—there simply wasn't enough space. Amazon is also struggling with return-to-office delays due to space issues. Explore the push from these companies to bring staff back, the frustrations of employees, and why current policies may be failing. The conversation delves into the broader implications for workforce dynamics, highlighting how workers, particularly skilled women, are gravitating towards remote opportunities. Plus, hear about Delta Airlines' partnership with YouTube and lemon-squeezing robots at Chick-fil-A!
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AT&T's Return-to-Office Challenges
- AT&T employees faced a difficult return to the office due to a lack of resources.
- There weren't enough desks, parking spaces, or working elevators, forcing employees to take the stairs.
Amazon's RTO Delays
- Amazon also faces RTO delays due to office space constraints.
- This issue affects corporate workers, not delivery drivers or other field employees.
Intentional Office Mismanagement?
- Some companies may be intentionally creating unfavorable office conditions.
- This could be a strategy to encourage employee resignations and reduce headcount.