RTO is dividing Big Tech. 4 employees share why they quit or turned job opportunities down rather than be forced back to an office.

Some Big Tech companies are enforcing RTO mandates. Employees share why they quit or turned jobs down before returning to the office five days a week.

By: Business Insider

Aug 28 2024
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RTO is dividing Big Tech. 4 employees share why they quit or turned job opportunities down rather than be forced back to an office.

Employees don't always want to transition from remote work to in-office or hybrid working.Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images

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RTO is dividing Big Tech. 4 employees share why they quit or turned job opportunities down rather than be forced back to an office.

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