Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella mandates return to office for employees
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Summary
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has officially ended full remote work for many employees, requiring staff to return to the office. This marks one of Big Tech's last remaining holdouts on remote work policies shifting back to in-person work. The memo outlines Microsoft's new return-to-office mandate for its workforce.
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One of Big Tech's last remaining RTO holdouts is officially ending full remote work for many staff.
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