'A dangerous thing' | HR should listen to Airbnb chief's concerns about remote work

The world is saturated with hot takes from CEOs about the state of remote work.

Lord Alan Sugar recently opined that people who work from home 'lazy gits' who should be sacked for not returning to the office.

Author Malcom Gladwell claimed earlier this year that employees working from home were “hurting society”, despite him previously expressing a distaste for offices.

Last November, Morgan Stanley’s Managing Director, Chris O’Dea, went so far as to admonish young bankers who weren't returning to their offices full time, calling them “nuts” and warning them their career progress was at stake.