Also it seems like the definition of "executive compensation" is ambiguous and could be calculated in different ways. So the data could differ too.
Yeah, nice! I do something similar. I work remotely and most of the team is one time zone earlier, so it's a little easier for me.
Apparently there are some safety rails if no nukes were launched.
But point taken, fuck these old folks, and Nixon.
Yeah this is the part I don't get. We are always arguing about whether productivity is highest with wfh or wfo. But we never discuss what maximizes people's happiness. Which seems more important to me, why are we doing any of this anyway? Capitalism I guess.
Assuming we are taling about git. How can you merge to the wrong repo? You mean the wrong remote repo?
This is the first answer in the whole chain that has made sense to me. Regardless of what type of parenting philosophy people subscribe to, businesses are going to do what makes money. It doesn't matter what everyone thinks is right or wishes would happen.
This is what I came to suggest. I'm just finishing the series now and have really enjoyed it. There is a lot of stuff going on in the story, but a bug part of it is FTL travel and humanity expanding beyond the solar system.