The remote work debate is pretty tense from what I read online but looking to hear personal stories of people working at companies the kinds of discussions about remote work.
If you’re a manager do candidates ask about remote work after they get an offer?
If a job is fully onsite is it harder to recruit candidates?
What does HR think?
Any stories appreciated, I’m trying to learn
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