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Mentor
Nah, the partner is clearly just unhappy with associate X and looking for an excuse. If it wasn't wfh, it'd just be something else amorphous. The firm will always cater to attorneys who are top performers.
Subject Expert
I haven’t been showing up but I’m not the first in line to get fired either.
I think we all know some attorneys who really are MIA when working from home, so maybe that is the issue? And I want to be clear that I think those attorneys are in the minority— I find I am more productive wfh.
Yeah by MIA I mean not responding to emails, not getting the work done generally.
ew. where is this
I mean, I’m all for not enforcing this policy since I can come and go as I please, but is simply not coming in fair with the rest of us? I think if there’s even a hint of a layoff we’ll kiss WFH bye-bye
How is other people coming into the office fewer than three days a week unfair to you? Just do what you feel comfortable with and let others do the same.
If a firm has to layoff associates, those never/rarely in the office will be at heightened risk because it takes less of an emotional toll to layoff a person you rarely see. It doesn’t mean that the remote associates will always get fired, but rather human nature in these situations is to look for the easiest emotional path.
Recession is coming, so don't make it too easy for them to unload you.
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Which city?