Wer Mitarbeiter zurück ins Büro zwingt, lebt wirklich im letzten Jahrhundert.
Ab September sollen die Mitarbeiter des Axel Springer Verlags 80 % ihrer Arbeitszeit im Büro verbringen. Montags und freitags: Anwesenheitspflicht.
Vermutlich, weil man ihnen unterstellt, sie würden das Wochenende verlängern – als würde Homeoffice gleich Freizeit bedeuten.
Klingt wie ein Führungskonzept aus dem Jahr 1995.
Und wer ernsthaft glaubt, dass physische Präsenz automatisch zu besserer Leistung führt, der verwechselt Kontrolle mit Führung.
Bürozwang demotiviert. Und er signalisiert: „Wir trauen euch nicht.“
Und er killt genau das, was Unternehmen brauchen: Selbstverantwortung und Tatendrang.
Denn gute Arbeit entsteht nicht durch Kontrolle, sondern durch Freiheit und Verantwortung.
Natürlich: Büro kann sinnvoll sein – für kreative Zusammenarbeit, für Austausch, für soziale Nähe. Aber Zwang macht daraus einen Pflichttermin.
Mitarbeitende erwarten heute flexible Lösungen und Vertrauen – wer das nicht liefert, verliert.
Lustig, wie die rechte Bubble oft schreibt, dass wir uns in Deutschland quasi im Buch 1984 befinden (dass sie übrigens gar nicht gelesen und erst recht nicht verstanden haben).
BREAKING: Former Prime Minister of the UK, Boris Johnson, just completely went off on Trump’s idea that Ukraine is the aggressor and debunked all of the Russian propaganda that is being spread:
“Putin launched his war not because he was worried about Nato – that's pure Kremlin propaganda – but because he is a ruthless opportunist, who had been in power for two decades, and who thought he could revive his political fortunes with a short, sharp war to rebuild the Russian empire… and everybody can see that Volodymyr Zelensky is not a dictator but a democrat courageously defending his country against an aggressor. He doesn't shoot journalists. He doesn't poison his opponents or send them to the Gulag. That's Putin."
Der Ukraine-Krieg ist eines der wenigen schwarz-weißen Themen unserer komplizierten Zeit: Putins Russland hat ohne jeden gerechten Anlass ein Nachbarland überfallen. Wer Zelensky Kriegstreiber schimpft, weil er sich verteidigt, spuckt auf jedes Verständnis von Anstand und Recht.
🗓️ On September 17th, 1939, the Soviet Union attacked Poland, bringing terror, mass executions, and deportations.
The Polish people were suddenly forced to fight on two fronts.
We will never forget the price they paid for freedom.
We have always been saying software development is not all about code, but also about humans. And yet we focused mostly on code.
Now that AI is slowly getting better at coding, is it time for us to focus more on "human-side" of software development? 🤔
* Talk to end-users and understand their actual needs.
* Groom the new engineer to become better.
* Consider having diversity in teams.
* Take accessibility seriously.
Autumn is coming with great strides - nature shimmers with golden colors ✨
🍁 Leaves create colorful paths and mark the trails of the Polish fall.
Discover the beauty of #Poland's autumn forests, you can also enjoy the beautiful views of 🌫️ and moors.
Today marks the 85th anniversary of WWII’s start with Nazi Germany’s invasion of Poland 🇵🇱. Let’s remember the millions who suffered and lost their lives.
We must strive for a world where such atrocities never happen again.
#RememberanceDay#WWII
Polish food means high quality, health, and taste.
Every year, on August 25th, we celebrate Polish Food Day.
If you see the 'Polish Product' (Produkt Polski) label on a product, don’t miss out the chance to enjoy authentic culinary delights from 🇵🇱.
80 years ago, the biggest freedom surge in the history of #WWII broke out.
To pay tribute to the insurgents and those who survived, every year at 5 PM, every person, every bus, and every car stops for a minute.
Honour and glory to the heroes of the #WarsawUprising 🕯️
Traditional 🇵🇱 pickled cucumbers require no sugar or vinegar.
Fresh cucumbers, salty water, herbs, and patience are the only ingredients needed 🥒!
Is your family recipe similar to the one below? ⤵️
Did you know that one of the greatest battles in medieval Europe took place in 🇵🇱, near #Grunwald? On July 15, 1410, the Polish-Lithuanian army led by King Wladyslaw II Jagiełło defeated the Teutonic Order.
The victory confirmed the significance of the Polish-Lithuanian Union.