The Remote Work Marketing Campaign

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The marketing campaign against remote work is truly relentless. SUCCESS · COMMUTING NYC super commuters travel up to 5 hours round-trip to the office. They say it’s worth it BY JANE THIER March 5, 2023 at 9:30 AM EST Zach Kaminsky, 24, travels nearly five hours round trip from Connecticut to his Manhattan office.

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A screenshot of a Fortune article about New York super-commuters who spend up to five hours traveling round-trip to the office. The joke is that the article unintentionally looks like relentless anti-remote-work marketing, presenting an extreme commute as something worthwhile. It is used as a reaction to absurd arguments against working from home. EN: A screenshot of a Fortune article about New York super-commuters who spend up to five hours traveling round-trip to the office. The joke is that the article unintentionally looks like relentless anti-remote-work marketing, presenting an extreme commute as something worthwhile. It is used as a reaction to absurd arguments against working from home.

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