Netflix doesn't like smart working

As soon as an approved and effective coronavirus vaccine becomes available, accessible on a large scale, Netflix employees will return to work from their workstations. This is the will expressed by Reed Hastings, co-founder and CEO of the group, who spoke out about smart working with terms that are not exactly positive. A vision that is definitely in contrast to the current period.

Smart working is not for Netflix

He spoke about it in an interview granted to the Wall Street Journal, ranging from corporate culture , initiatives set up for the future of the platform and precisely the smart working theme. When asked “Were there any benefits linked to staying at the collaborators' home?”, Hastings didn't think twice, dismantling the enthusiasm of those who see remote work as the way to go for a new successful idea.

No, I don't see any positive aspects. Not being able to meet in person, especially internationally, is super bad.

No date has yet been circled in red on the return to office calendar, but it will be done as soon as the health crisis does will allow.