Depending on the industry and role, being available to key business stakeholders in-person and during business hours is essential. I've spent much of my tech career working in finance, and it's been totally legitimate to require me to be on-premises during trading hours. For a lot of other industries, I agree with the implication that it's just cultural inertia/a toxic control thing
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Depending on the industry and role, being available to key business stakeholders in-person and during business hours is essential. I've spent much of my tech career working in finance, and it's been totally legitimate to require me to be on-premises during trading hours. For a lot of other industries, I agree with the implication that it's just cultural inertia/a toxic control thing