Company forces employees back to the office, then builds ‘collaboration pods’ so they can take the same Zoom calls they took at home: 'I drove across town to do remote work in a closet'

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• Now, the moment all have been waiting for: the comments. Honestly, if you're like me, this is the best part. Not only to see if there's anyone out there that thinks just like you about this matter, but also, it's great to share your thoughts on a stranger's story, am I right? Some of them are very funny, and others can show how upset the reader feels. Because, at the end of the day, we're all people working and commuting to an office. So, this could have happened to the best of us.

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