So much for the hope that young leaders will revolutionize the workplace!
In case you missed it (The New York Times put it on the front-page, "above the fold"), Yahoo! Inc. CEO Marissa Mayer is banning employees from working from home.
Although the Internet and the word retro are never used in the same sentence, Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer is taking a very retro move and banning employees from working from home.
February 28, 2013 at 09:53 AM
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So much for the hope that young leaders will revolutionize the workplace!
In case you missed it (The New York Times put it on the front-page, "above the fold"), Yahoo! Inc. CEO Marissa Mayer is banning employees from working from home.
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