Microsoft exec reassures staff there’s no plan for Amazon-style RTO
The software and cloud-computing giant currently allows employees remotely, with many new hires promised the flexibility of working from home at least half the time. But that isn’t written in stone.
Tomas Kauer - Moderator 
The software and cloud-computing giant currently allows employees remotely, with many new hires promised the flexibility of working from home at least half the time. But that isn’t written in stone. Read More
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