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Sounds like my employer. Vague messaging from the CEO a few months back about going into the office, but that it was up to managers to determine what was best for their teams.
Now, the CEO is chiding people for not being in the office at least twice a week. Luckily I’m in a market with a strong presence for my area, but those hotspots are being told to come in at least twice a week.
As a manager, I did have this "up to managers what is best for your teams" conversation with my remote team.
"Can y'all still remotely do the job you've done for several years remotely?"
"Uh. Yeah. Are you going to ask us to come back to the office?"
"Hiring new developers after several of you give notice would be a huge waste of my professional time, so no."
"I guess we told you."
"I'm glad we sorted that out."