False promises of fully remote work. - Project Coordinator Prologis Employee Review

1.0
Sep 12, 2023
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Pros

The people are wonderful, and there is always someone willing to teach/train you on a topic you are struggling with.

Cons

I was hired at Prologis with the promise that my role would be fully remote. However, now senior leadership has decided that all employees must be in office again several times a week. “Flexibility with accountability”. This is not what was advertised, and I would not have accepted this role knowing it would shortly become hybrid. Very bad form from management.

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