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Goldman Sachs | CEO says workers 'love the office' - does this show he's out of touch?

CEO says workers 'love the office' - does this show he's out of touch?
CEO says workers 'love the office' - does this show he's out of touch?
  • Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon alleges that his staff are "glad to be back in the office"

  • However, data shows that over 90% of staff want to retain remote working privileges 

  • So, is the case of Solomon a sign that leaders are out of touch with the employee experience? Read on to find out...

Many companies, such as Twitter and Deloitte, have resolved, based on the enforced remote working experiment of the past year, to allow staff to remain remote, if they see fit.

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