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Posted on Feb 26, 2021
Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon calls working from home an ‘aberration’
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Solomon’s comments stand in sharp contrast to that of many big names in the technology space that have made the shift to working remotely a more permanent part of their operations. The latest example is music streaming service Spotify, which announced earlier this month it would be letting employees work from anywhere after the pandemic.
Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon calls working from home an ‘aberration’
Posted from cnbc.com
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I would say working from home depends greatly on the type of work you do, how disciplined are you etc. I could not do my job from home but my counter part could do a large chunk of his job at home and has. We had one guy in purchasing who was supposed to be working from home but when the rans some checks he had not logged into to the system in over a month so they let him go.
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Sounds like David is protecting his investments. Heavily invested in real estate are we ?
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That could be. The reason I posted this article was for what I hear all the time about the "new normal" and everything being performed remotely. I believe in the long run this remote working will hurt most businesses, time will tell.
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SFC (Join to see) - I agree, some businesses will be hurt. However, some will prosper if they revisit their business model.
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