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Dell mandates three-day office attendance, warns of impact on career growth in case of non-compliance

Dell's new policy requires employees to attend the office three days a week. During COVID-19 19 Dell allowed 60% of its workforce to operate on a remote basis. 

Dell mandates three-day office attendance, warns of impact on career growth in case of non-compliance

Dell has issued a new directive requiring employees in hybrid roles to physically come into the office at least three days a week, warning that failing to comply could impact their career progression. The decision, communicated via an internal memo, underscores Dell's belief in the importance of face-to-face interactions for driving innovation and enhancing value creation.

During the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dell, like many other technology giants, embraced remote work, allowing 60% of its workforce to operate from home regularly. However, as the pandemic subsides, the company has revised its remote work policies.

Initially, in March 2023, Dell mandated employees living within an hour of its offices to commute at least three days a week. Now, this requirement extends to a broader segment of the workforce regardless of their proximity to Dell offices.

While some lower-paid employees may have the option to continue full-time remote work, insiders suggest that doing so could potentially hinder career advancement prospects. Workers residing farther away from Dell's offices are being compelled to commute, with remote work being viewed as a "career-limiting" choice.

This development comes on the heels of Dell's downsizing efforts last year, which saw over 6,000 roles cut, constituting about 5% of its global workforce. Despite this workforce reduction, Dell's stock has experienced a remarkable surge, doubling in value over the past 12 months to approximately $60 billion.

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