They're going to make sure by withholding raises and promotions.

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A significant percentage of corporate CEOs believe remote work will largely disappear in the next three years, with many planning to incentivize in-office attendance by offering raises and promotions. This shift is partly due to a softening labor market and increased return-to-office mandates. However, the enduring popularity of remote work among employees presents a hiring opportunity for startups willing to offer flexible work arrangements.

79 Percent of CEOs Say Remote Work Will Be Dead in 3 Years or Less

Another day, Another psyop.
How many articles like that we’ve seen? Your property value / managerial incompetence is not our problem and doesn’t justify burning our lives for it.

79% of CEO’s who said this will probably be fired 2 years. Just work for the 21%.

I don’t worry because in 3 years or less I will be replaced by AI and we all receive a universal income in crypto currency on the Web3.

The CEOs who predict the demise of remote work are heavily invested in real estate. If major corporations, which are the primary tenants of office buildings, stop leasing space to accommodate decentralized teams, the real estate market will crash. The reality is that teams are becoming increasingly distributed, enabling remote work and emphasizing performance metrics. In three years, the CEOs who claim remote work is dead will be proven wrong.