Workers are being called back to the office full-time. Can Gen Z handle RTO?
Briefly

JPMorgan implemented a five-day return-to-office mandate, a move mirrored by AT&T, Dell, and Amazon, signaling a shift away from hybrid work despite employee resistance.
Executives like Hillary Super and Brian Niccol exemplify the benefits of flexibility, working remotely while mandating in-office attendance for their employees, highlighting disparities in workplace expectations.
Gen Z's perspective on returning to the office is mixed, with some expressing excitement at the prospect of in-person work, while others argue they are unprepared for it.
Surveys about Gen Z's work preferences reveal conflicting sentiments: while 57% want in-person roles, a striking 80% believe they are more productive working from home.
Read at Fast Company
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