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![Work at home if you can, but don’t expect it to be paradise:
'When strikes crippled public transport across France in December, a friend in Paris told me it led to a nasty divide in his office,' The FT's Pilita Clark writes.
'Some managers were happy to let underlings work from home. Others demanded everyone turn up, even those who had to spend two hours struggling to get into the office, and another two to get home, partly on foot.'
'[Homeworking] is inefficient. No matter how fast people jump to obey a Slack or WhatsApp ping, it is invariably easier to get something done with a person right in front of you, and sometimes safer.'
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'When strikes crippled public transport across France in December, a friend in Paris told me it led to a nasty divide in his office,' The FT's Pilita Clark writes.
'Some managers were happy to let underlings work from home. Others demanded everyone turn up, even those who had to spend two hours struggling to get into the office, and another two to get home, partly on foot.'
'[Homeworking] is inefficient. No matter how fast people jump to obey a Slack or WhatsApp ping, it is invariably easier to get something done with a person right in front of you, and sometimes safer.'
For more, click the link in our bio to read Long Story Short — our newsletter with a selection of the FT’s biggest and best stories, handpicked by one of our journalists every week.
#FT #financialtimes #work #workfromhome #workplace")
