Dell's New Remote Work Policy Sparks Controversy

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Mathilde Lefebvre
1 min read
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Dell has stirred controversy with its new remote work policy that will impact the career advancement opportunities of fully remote employees. This shift from its previous flexible stance, led by CEO Michael Dell, has sparked frustration and concern among workers. The company's emphasis on in-person connections and the push for transitioning remote workers to hybrid roles has raised questions about the future of remote work and office-based effectiveness.

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