So who is back to office tomorrow morning?

[Anonymous]

What is your plan. What is your commute going to look like. What agency and location?

[Anonymous]

I was back last Monday. Rather, I added 2 days and hundreds of human interactions to what had been 3 days a week in an office building where most everyone came in 2-3 days a week.
Not going in tomorrow because I'm sick as a dog from whatever crud I caught in the office last week.

[Anonymous]

I've been back 5/10 for over two years, and 10/10 more recently. Other than no place to sit, work, park, eat, or hold meetings the office is no different than 2019.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been back 5/10 for over two years, and 10/10 more recently. Other than no place to sit, work, park, eat, or hold meetings the office is no different than 2019.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been back 5/10 for over two years, and 10/10 more recently. Other than no place to sit, work, park, eat, or hold meetings the office is no different than 2019.

Ok no place to sit but is there a place to Shit? I'm concerned about the bathroom situations.

[Anonymous]

Not me! My contract was terminated, however, I did have to go onsite previously and the building was crap (literally looked like a prison, kitchens were gross, and had no working elevators). On a positive note, security staff were very nice and it was easy getting there on the metro. All things being said, I wish I was still going in.

Best of luck to all of you. I know it has not been easy lately.

[Anonymous]

One of my kids woke up with a high fever last night and is pretty sick today, and my spouse can't take leave tomorrow, so...not me, it's looking like.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not me! My contract was terminated, however, I did have to go onsite previously and the building was crap (literally looked like a prison, kitchens were gross, and had no working elevators). On a positive note, security staff were very nice and it was easy getting there on the metro. All things being said, I wish I was still going in.

Best of luck to all of you. I know it has not been easy lately.

I'm sorry to hear that, PP. It's all disruptive but some impacts are worse than others. Sudden job loss is up there.

[Anonymous]

I always go in on Mondays, so I’ll be going in. We have no official updates on our RTO stuff yet.

[Anonymous]

I will be there. They changed the date last week from the original announcement. Not expecting much to be accomplished between figuring out seating, setting up a new workstation and other routine meetings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been back 5/10 for over two years, and 10/10 more recently. Other than no place to sit, work, park, eat, or hold meetings the office is no different than 2019.

Such great management and leadership our President is showing. Well oiled machine. /s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was back last Monday. Rather, I added 2 days and hundreds of human interactions to what had been 3 days a week in an office building where most everyone came in 2-3 days a week.
Not going in tomorrow because I'm sick as a dog from whatever crud I caught in the office last week.

There's a high-fever flu variant going around. Hope you feel better soon!

[Anonymous]

good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:good luck to anyone going to Navy Yard; there are supposed to be like 10,000 cars trying to fit in 3,500 spaces. May the odds be ever in your favor!

Super curious, but what is leadership saying about this? We expect to be in the same boat at our agency next month and so far crickets. We also don’t have public transportation as an option.

[Anonymous]

Any word on slug lines?