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Don't you worry, they'll link it right back at you along with "This is why we need open office plans!"

So based I think I’m going to hurl.

I'm not sure that will send the message you expect.

> most employees at the Wells Fargo office work remotely

https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/valley/investigati...

I hear you. I think this story says more about a particular organization and/or individual’s role than it does RTO in general.

Yeah, and it's a bad example since the timeline could easily be that she was working until a bit later on Friday, passed away, and wasn't found until Monday afternoon. However, since this was submitted on a Friday the brain automatically thinks about it happening Mon-Fri if you don't read the article.

They weren't found until Tuesday afternoon.

Two full workdays in the office with no colaboration

Not a lot of communication with your colleagues when you die on Friday and nobody notices until Tuesday. People came in and worked an entire day while she was in her cubicle decomposing.

Oh I misread that initially, I thought it was 5PM on that Monday, jesus.