Are Mike Bloomberg’s Thoughts About Remote Work Justified, Or Do They Reveal Something Completely Different?

Reflection On What Is Really Revealed From Bloomberg’s Observations

I have been following a lot of the dialogue around the Return-To-Work Mandates.

In over a dozen articles, I have been going through the data, looking at what has been revealed, and what the consequences of these decisions will be.

Most of what I have read and seen has been based on faulty logic and a complete misunderstanding of the Psychophysiology of what is happening with employees and what “could” happen under perfect circumstances (that don’t exist currently).

Recently though, I have read some of the thoughts coming from Mike Bloomberg, whose Net Worth is over $96 Billion, and they give an interesting perspective.

Let’s look over what Bloomberg has stated recently, what he believes is being revealed, and then we can dive into other equally (if not more) likely meanings of his findings.

“If you think [work] can be done at home, I don’t know… but every golf course that I’ve heard about in the last three years has had record summers, okay? It is funny, but it’s tragic.”