Dell is the latest technical company that is announced to end the hybrid and long -standing work policy. Starting March 3, Dell employees will have to appear five days per week.
In an e -mail obtained by Business Insiderand CEO Michael Dell wrote that “all the members of the hybrid and longing team who live near the Dell office will work in the office five days a week. We are retired in hybrid policy that is effective on that day,” said CEO Michael Del.
“What we find is that for all technology in the world, nothing is faster than the speed of human interaction. A thirty -second conversation can replace an email to the back that lasts for hours or even days.”
Despite this mandate, Dell is also still selling Remote work solutionsNoting that work from a distance provides “benefits such as flexibility, reduce mobility times, provide costs for employees, while employers can reach a wide talent set, reduce general costs, and increase productivity.”
Technically, it was Dell It already requires salesManufacturing and laboratory engineers to return to the office. E -mail cited “new speed, energy and passion” from these teams as a reason for implementing the company’s information technology at the world level. Former workers previously who do not live near an office, Del says they can continue to work remotely.
Dell is not the only company to issue return to the office in recent months. AT & Tand Amazonand StelantisAnd Jp Morgan All of them have started or declared policies to return to work this month. Meanwhile, President Trump also issued Executive order Last week, all federal employees are required to return to his position, noting that all government departments “end the work arrangements.”
