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Lots of software companies
I work in software and we're permanently work from home. (I don't want to name my employer but they're a medium sized company)
Name one
Atlassian, block, build kite.
There's no WFH forever option at Attlassian so I think you just spilling BS
https://www.atlassian.com/practices/use-cases/team-anywhere
Lol f off. Its not forever
You mean one day people will die or leave the company? Or you think the company will change the policy?
I mean once I start WFH, I'll never be asked to come into office. The only way to contact me should be using a fucking laptop and I can travel around the world without thinking to come into the office.
Digital Nomadic workers have been a thing for a time, most of then are contractors though.
There's 1000s of then on Telegram and Reddit (digitalnomads) discussing what's doing... not sure about Lemmy ?
Why only work for an Australian company if your aim is to never come to the office ?
Nah I know a few permanent WFH people at atlassian. The company makes a big deal about it so I would be surprised if it changed (this is in Aus)
I used to work for Attlassian and they dont have an option to wfh forever.