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A Dell executive has reinforced the company's return-to-office policy, requiring sales staff to work at least eight hours a day in the office five days a week, following internal reviews that revealed some employees were leaving early or not adhering to the policy. The move comes amid broader corporate efforts to tighten work-from-home rules, despite some inconsistent enforcement and employee flexibility issues.
Microsoft's stock (NASDAQ:MSFT) increased following an announcement related to a new RTO (Reverse Takeover) strategy, signaling positive investor sentiment.,
Microsoft is enforcing a return-to-office policy amidst a challenging economic climate characterized by low employee leverage, rising layoffs, and shifts in tech hiring influenced by AI and market conditions. The decision appears driven more by corporate power dynamics, real estate interests, and leadership preferences than by clear business value, with many employees and experts questioning the necessity and impact of RTO mandates.
Amazon employees, particularly those in the AWS (Amazon Web Services) division, are quitting over the company's strict return-to-office (RTO) mandate. Many employees have expressed their dissatisfaction with the RTO policy on internal Slack channels, with some stating that it is the sole reason for their departure. The AWS unit has seen a notable increase in resignations recently, with employees citing RTO as the primary factor in their decision to leave. The RTO policy requires employees to work in designated "hubs" rather than the nearest office to their current location. Employee attrition is becoming a concern for Amazon's cloud business, which is facing slowing growth and missed sales targets.