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CEO: Return-to-office debate misses the point; accountability is key

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Nik Froehlich, CEO of Saritasa, argues that the return-to-office debate is fundamentally about accountability, not location. He observed that trusted employees thrived in both remote and in-office settings, leading him to conclude that mandates miss the core issue. Froehlich suggests that organizations struggling with productivity or missed deadlines should focus on establishing clear, measurable commitments and tracking progress, rather than relying on physical presence. AI

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CEO: Return-to-office debate misses the point; accountability is key

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Nik Froehlich, Forbes Councils Member ·

    Accountability Is The Question RTO Was Always Really About

    The hardest part of all this has nothing to do with tooling or process. When someone's performance slips, a manager has two options.

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