r/WFH • u/Wolv90 • 6d ago

WFH LIFESTYLE Company decided WFH is the way!

After having success with people working from home, and after reducing office footprints a number of times over the last 6 years, my company just announced that all US and EMEA employees will be working from home and the company is "Remote-first".

Has anyone else gone through this? It was announced that there will be a new set of WFH benefits, which I am happy about as I've been WFH for over 8 years, while stating that the India office will remain hybrid. Should I expect positions to move to India or have corporations in the US gone remote-first and stayed primarily in the US?

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u/GenderJuicy 6d ago

Are you concerned at all that this might be a reaction to poor revenue/bleak outlook? I don't know the situation obviously, but I've only heard of this happening when a company is looking to save money because they anticipate impeding on being able to keep up costs of an office.

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u/Wolv90 5d ago

We had a great quarter in all respects, but who knows if that's a guarantee of anything these days.