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BuddhaGirl

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44. Didn't she work from home when she was pregnant

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Tue Feb 26, 2013, 01:23 PM

Feb 2013

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Female Yahoo! CEO Kills Work from Home Option? Why Americans Need a More Flexible Workplace [View all] xchrom Feb 2013 OP

This isn't good news for any of us Xipe Totec Feb 2013 #1

Agreed... nebenaube Feb 2013 #35

It's also damageing to the environment. Less commuting - less pollution. SharonAnn Feb 2013 #40

There are going to be a lot of sullen, unproductive workers at Yahoo soon. Lurks Often Feb 2013 #2

I work from home quite frequently for many of the reasons listed: Fawke Em Feb 2013 #4

Hence the quotes Lurks Often Feb 2013 #5

She is... elzenmahn Feb 2013 #23

You clear out the dead wood by identifying the individual piece and removing it, Lurks Often Feb 2013 #45

meh leftyohiolib Feb 2013 #3

Control freak. hobbit709 Feb 2013 #6

I thought the same thing... KansDem Feb 2013 #9

My fellow employees are much less productive when working from home cbdo2007 Feb 2013 #7

It's not a perfect fit for everyone Orrex Feb 2013 #8

I agree with this mythology Feb 2013 #10

well, before home computers it was get to work under unsafe weather/road conditions or CTyankee Feb 2013 #13

Productivity! cartach Feb 2013 #14

How progressive of you. enlightenment Feb 2013 #16

Bullshit. They Allow Workers Overseas to Work Remotely. Yavin4 Feb 2013 #17

Nonsense. blackspade Feb 2013 #19

As a metric, productivity is very easy to gauge, regardless of my physical location. mikeytherat Feb 2013 #22

Actually, numerous research studies have shown just the opposite. Live and Learn Feb 2013 #29

Hogwash HangOnKids Feb 2013 #36

Have you ever worked from home? Gormy Cuss Feb 2013 #43

Just the opposite for me. I have nothing but distractions while I'm in the office. Dawgs Feb 2013 #24

It's not for everybody, but NewJeffCT Feb 2013 #25

I don't often have to restore a crashed service... Xipe Totec Feb 2013 #26

This message was self-deleted by its author devilgrrl Feb 2013 #31

Katyman's wife KatyMan Feb 2013 #49

Not sure why the article needs to lead with "Female CEO" Orrex Feb 2013 #11

It's an attempt to frame the narrative. blackspade Feb 2013 #20

Isn't she the first at that organization? MADem Feb 2013 #30

You're right, of course; she's the first Orrex Feb 2013 #33

I suspect that the reasoning had to do with the fact that they believed she MADem Feb 2013 #37

I'm sure that comes with a raise in pay to cover sufrommich Feb 2013 #12

Very short-sighted. MineralMan Feb 2013 #15

Yahoo is still in business? el scorcho Feb 2013 #18

This will hurt employee morale and not improve productivity. SunSeeker Feb 2013 #21

What an idiot. MADem Feb 2013 #27

I'm going to assume Ms. Mayer is a Republican. kestrel91316 Feb 2013 #28

Doesn't look that way....she leans Dem, but might be an indy. MADem Feb 2013 #32

Why would you assume that? cbdo2007 Feb 2013 #39

Anti-woman, anti-worker policy being discussed here. kestrel91316 Feb 2013 #48

Quick! Wish it into the cornfield! nt Dreamer Tatum Feb 2013 #41

yeah, they have to show up in person to pick up their free iphone 5 and all you can eat food. unblock Feb 2013 #34

meh nebenaube Feb 2013 #38

I hate Yahoo... joeybee12 Feb 2013 #42

Didn't she work from home when she was pregnant BuddhaGirl Feb 2013 #44

huge mistake, but Yahoo's been circling the drain for a long time. politicat Feb 2013 #46

Does Marissa Mayer Know Something We Don't? frylock Feb 2013 #47