Texas tech giant shuts the door on future hybrid, remote workers
Briefly

Dell Technologies is discontinuing its hybrid working policy, mandating that employees living close to offices must return to in-office work five days a week, effective March 3. This decision marks the end of a flexible hybrid culture maintained for over a decade. Current remote workers beyond commute limits can keep their roles without promotion opportunities. The shift aligns with a broader company strategy to enhance in-person collaborations, triggered by changes in promotional eligibility and recent layoffs amidst corporate restructuring centered around Artificial Intelligence.
Starting March 3, all hybrid and remote team members who live near a Dell office will work in the office five days a week.
The changes ended a 'flexible hybrid working culture' that had been in place for more than a decade.
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After news of the promotion changes and extending its lease with the City of Round Rock to more than 100 years, Dell began layoffs in August.
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