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Google doesn’t want employees working remotely anymore
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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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I wonder if/when/how they will recall employees that are no longer near a Google office, or were hired nowhere near a Google office. It may be an easy decision to soft-layoff a low level software engineer, but they'd probably make an exception for a principal ML researcher. They have to draw a line somewhere, right?
If I had a remote contract, no chance I would do what they request here and changed to a hybrid