A popular Reddit post reveals that a company has suddenly ended its work-from-home policy, leading to several employees resigning. The anonymous poster shares their disappointment, mentioning health issues and the benefits of working remotely. This post has sparked conversations about possible legal actions and concerns about keeping employees happy and engaged.
A company accidentally hired a North Korean cyber criminal who stole sensitive data and tried to extort them after getting fired. This hacker faked his credentials, used company tools to download info, and demanded a ransom in cryptocurrency. It’s a stark reminder of the rising threat from North Korean infiltrators in remote jobs.
Microsoft's execs are letting everyone know there's no plan to force folks back to the office like Amazon is doing. They're all about flexibility as long as people keep up their productivity. This comes after Amazon stirred the pot by making employees come back to the office five days a week, which has not gone over well with their staff.