Meta did the same thing company-wide (except Menlo Park).
It didn't matter if there were surplus desk space or not.
It sends a message of collective punishment of the workforce, pressure to shift the burden of providing a workspace onto the employee, and blithe non-concern for anyone who needs routine.
Perks are declining as well. Snacks are getting worse and not being stocked. Meals aren't what they used to be.
Company services are also in decline: help Desk offices closed permanently.
It also looks foreshadowing more layoffs and real estate consolidation.
It didn't matter if there were surplus desk space or not.
It sends a message of collective punishment of the workforce, pressure to shift the burden of providing a workspace onto the employee, and blithe non-concern for anyone who needs routine.
Perks are declining as well. Snacks are getting worse and not being stocked. Meals aren't what they used to be.
Company services are also in decline: help Desk offices closed permanently.
It also looks foreshadowing more layoffs and real estate consolidation.