Starbucks' new CEO, Brian Niccol, is allowed to commute to work and work remotely from his home in Newport Beach, leading to public backlash over his perks.
Despite the company clarifying that Niccol must work from the Seattle office at least three days a week, media coverage has exaggerated his commuting situation.
The mere announcement of Niccol's hiring led to a historic 25% surge in Starbucks' stock, showcasing confidence in his leadership capabilities.
Concerns arose as consumers perceived Niccol's remote work arrangement as hypocritical, sparking reactions from major media outlets and public figures.
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