Elon Musk has stated that all of his employees must come back on-site at least 40 hours a week or leave the company.

After months of the pandemic, some jobs discovered that they could perform very well, working remotely, while enjoying significant benefits,

such as:

– No longer having to spend hours in transit to get to work

– Being able to spend more quality time with family

– Less pollution

– Going to the essential…

The question is not so much to know if we are more efficient in person or remotely, but rather if we can leave such a decision to the discretion of employees alone?

Can we still think in 2022, that a top-down management model can make sense? It is the responsibility of a leader to indicate the target to reach, but on the contrary, it is not his responsibility to tell his employees how to reach this target.

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