AWS CEO, "사무실 복귀 거부 시 퇴사" 발언 논란

Amazon Web Services (AWS) CEO Matt Garman is causing controversy by suggesting that employees who don't comply with the five-day office work policy should consider resigning. According to Reuters, Garman said in an all-hands meeting, "People who don't want to work in that environment can find other companies." Amazon plans to implement the new office work policy starting January 2 next year. Regarding this policy, which changes from the current three-day office attendance to full five-day attendance, Garman emphasized that "face-to-face work is essential for innovation." While Garman claimed that 90% of employees support the new policy, this goes against the IT industry trend of preferring flexible work arrangements post-pandemic. Other tech companies like IBM, Salesforce, and Dell are also introducing policies to expand office work recently.

아마존 웹 서비스(AWS) CEO 맷 가먼(Matt Garman)이 주 5일 사무실 근무 정책을 따르지 않는 직원들에게 퇴사를 제안해 논란이 일고 있다. 로이터 통신에 따르면 가먼은 전체 회의에서 "그런 환경에서 일하기 싫은 사람들은 다른 회사를 찾아도 된다"고 말했다. 아마존은 내년 1월 2일부터 새로운 사무실 근무 정책을 시행할 예정이다. 현재 주 3일 출근에서 주 5일 전면 출근으로 변경되는 이 정책에 대해 가먼은 "혁신을 위해서는 대면 근무가 필수"라고 강조했다. 가먼은 직원 90%가 새 정책을 지지한다고 주장했지만, 이는 팬데믹 이후 유연근무를 선호하는 IT 업계 트렌드와 배치된다. IBM, 세일즈포스, 델 등 다른 기술 기업들도 최근 사무실 근무 확대 정책을 도입하고 있다.

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