so he has to drive 1 hour each way to go to the office and manage 2 indians who live 6000 miles away
kek that's unreal
None of it really makes sense to me, the reasoning for forcing RTO is entirely opaque, the company functioned well and was profitable when everyone was remote, it only costs money to force people into the office. Making RTO optional would immediately save floorspace and money. Feels like there's just some backroom handshake deals going on to save commercial real estate.
We had a separate office building a few cities away that people that lived in that area went to and they forced them to drive it, some people lived 1hr away as well. The lease expired on the building though and they decided not to renew so everyone that was working in that building just got to switch to fulltime remote.
Meanwhile, everyone at my office building still has to go in 3 days a week, and they renewed the lease here "for a very long time", so no chance of that happening. Sucks so much knowing how close I was to getting full remote, if I just lived in that city instead.
I do have one hope, the boomer manager above us is really the only one enforcing RTO policy and he's already 65 and should be retiring soon. Not sure who will replace him but I just hope it's not this other late 50s year old boomer, she comes in 5 days a week, eats lunch with him daily, and likes to talk shit about us to him whenever we work from home. If we get someone chill we'd be fine.
Bros we gotta figure out how to make at a million within the 5 years
For me I do half crypto and half index funds in tax advantaged accounts, about 800k net worth now, but I'd need 1.3m to cover my expenses at a 4% safe withdrawal rate. If we get a nice crypto run I might be set this year, but even if prices go sideways for 5 years I should be able to reach retirement.