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Paradox Interactive's return-to-office policy may be driving employees away from the studio
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I’m just like “oh my god, how boring can you be?” when fucking WAITING IN LINE on a highway is their idea of a hobby.
Why can’t they just find a chair at home and just sit and stare at the wall? They’ll have just as much fun.
Driving over 30 minutes when I'm in a rush makes me so fucking angry. I'm so much more pleasant to my collegues when working from home. I don't even road rage that hard, I just steam about having to waste almost two hours of my day for no fucking reason.
Hey now, I enjoyed my little 30 minute drive to and from work when I was working at a factory, now granted I live in a rural area, and worked night shift so it was all just 2 lane roads, and barely anyone else on the roads (besides the long line of people going to work going opposite where I was going in the mornings)