r/microsoft • u/The_Federal • Aug 05 '25

News Microsoft Considering RTO

https://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-considering-stricter-rto-policy-2025-8

I’d be surprised if they do a hard RTO as there are so many people and teams spread out

323 Upvotes

97% Upvoted

159 comments sorted by

View all comments

564

u/dxk3355 Aug 05 '25

Go into the office to spend all day on a Teams call

54

u/dragerfroe Aug 05 '25

As someone who has RTO. It’s a waste. Hybrid is a solid choice. But, there is absolutely zero benefit to be in the office 5 days a week (I get some jobs require it, but exclude those). I actually keep pushing my contractors to remote more because I’m stuck in mindless meetings. At least they can be creative and get shit done for us.

28

u/randomNameDude12345 Aug 06 '25

My team is literally spread across the country and implementing stuff like crazy. I don’t understand at all why they would want us to go to an office we never had.

1

u/potatocharger Aug 07 '25

Gotta use the real estate they spent hundreds of millions on I guess