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Very true. I also believe though that CEOs essentially never do anything for the common good of other companies or even the entire planet. If they can earn 0.00001% more revenue by firing a bunch of people, or polluting, they won’t think twice about it.

So if they could earn more by leasing their office space to another company, they would do the same thing (if they were acting equally logically/pragmatically) but I believe it’s different in this case because of my personal opinion that it’s simply the preference of the upper management types for various reasons.

But not every CEO has forced people back. Many have embraced how it’s the future of office work.

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  • All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
  • Income inequality is the main cause of lower living standards.
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