Wall Street Leads The Charge
Unsurprisingly, those in the banking biz have been among the first to bring employees back in the office. When big money is concerned, the risk of work-from-home laxity could cost them more than the rent on their empty offices. Back in February, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon called remote work "an aberration that we're going to correct as quickly as possible," calling for most employees to return to the office this summer. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon echoed the need for ditching work-from-home, whether employees like it or not: "Yes, the commute, you know people don’t like commuting, but so what?"
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