Marc Burrows: No, Elon – working from home is not ‘morally wrong’
Twitter HQ was an incredible place to work once upon a time, writes Marc Burrowes – but Elon Musk’s position on remote work is wrong
Elon Musk. Photo: Reuters — © REUTERS
Marc BurrowsUK Independent
Elon Musk is not a fan of working from home, though living at work doesn’t seem to bother him: from Tesla to Twitter there are many reports of people having to sleep in the office or factory to meet tight deadlines.
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