Well, GS has drawn their line in the sand. No clue what "bankers" do as that's not my gig. But there's IT people in there somewhere, I assume, and those are the ones I'd be concerned about - it's a good time for them to find alternate work. Those keeping systems running don't strike me as customer-facing personnel, and we'll see whether GS sees them as important or merely the low-level peons that just get in the way.
Oh, I assume GS has had horrible quarters since Covid since nobody has been in the office? Cuz if they didn't, it's power-trips and real estate talkin'.
Personally, I think it's "mine is longer" or whatever other euphemism for power tripping you care to use. It's possible they're just staggeringly behind the times, or to be fair there is a customer-facing component to other power-tripping individuals that must be considered. But given that I suspect the boss suits don't do 40 hours in the pen...
At least at my workplace I've noticed that the group of higherups hard-set on "everyone must be in the office" are the same people who are taking 6-month long sabbaticals and quarterly vacations and are rarely actually in the office (I walk past their empty, vacant space every day). Rules for thee...
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[ 3092 ms ] story [ 1105 ms ] threadOh, I assume GS has had horrible quarters since Covid since nobody has been in the office? Cuz if they didn't, it's power-trips and real estate talkin'.