movida posted at 6:43PM Tue, 05 June 2018 - #4331187

More realistically, why does not being physically located at the "office" preclude development of Poser by the team members that didn't move? I wouldn't either, but this is the day of online conferencing etc.,

You'd be amazed - or maybe not - just how many companies like to have their staff on company premises so they can keep a beady eye on 'em. I can understand it from a security point of view, in that any work done in the company premises can be monitored, as can any communication with the outside world. Having people working from home can be a huge leap of faith that the employees take network security and confidentiality as seriously as the company would like. Having punitive clauses regarding security etc is only effective up to a point, and doesn't repair any damage done if an employee has their system compromise and/or confidential work stolen.

And, companies generally like to remind their workers who is calling the shots.

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