Is working-from-home morally wrong? Elon Musk thinks so. But Jon Fortt weighs both sides of the argument #OnTheOtherHand:

@BlueSteelDC @elonmusk @jonfortt WFH is morally wrong because it takes power from commercial landlords and improves life for the rest of us.

@elonmusk @jonfortt billionaires talking about moral its like alligators crying for its dead pray

@elonmusk @jonfortt I don’t think it’s a matter of morality. It’s just rarely in the best interest of the company. We were mandated to do it for two months in 2020. Costs went up. Productivity down. No thanks.

@elonmusk @jonfortt thats as stupid as saying working on the surface of the earth is morally wrong, when there are people working in mines hundreds of meters below the surface..

@CNBC @elonmusk @jonfortt Comes down to this: I’m the employer. The job requires you to be physically present at the site of operations, or it doesn’t. Either way, you take it or leave it LOL

@CNBC @elonmusk @jonfortt Check this nonsense out @scottlincicome

@elonmusk @jonfortt More lies.. I know first hand with 12 years history on this, CNBC is full of 💩. Been remote 12 years, highly productive, and company hugely benefits from it. Introverts are not in office efficient, they work best remotely. Blanket statements though.. Each has its bad staffers.

@CNBC @elonmusk @jonfortt He’s a car maker 🙄🤡

@elonmusk @jonfortt Working from home has zero to do with morality. If a company doesn’t mind its employees working from home, it’s no one else’s business. This is a ridiculous conversation.

@elonmusk @jonfortt Horse lungs 🫁