- Australian software company
Atlassian announced Friday that it will no longer require its employees to return to the office for work even after the pandemic ends. - The news comes on the heels of similar decisions from Facebook and Twitter, which have also announced that employees can work from home permanently if they choose.
- Atlassian will still operate its offices and employees can choose to work there after the coronavirus-related shutdowns end, but it will expand its recruiting outside its office locations.
Australian software giant Atlassian will no longer require its employees to return to an office everyday for work even after the coronavirus-related shutdowns end.
$4 employees can choose to work wherever they want, whether at home, in an office, or a combination of the two, the company announced Friday. Atlassian's news comes on the heels of similar decisions by $4 and $4 to switch to a permanent $4 model.
$4, which is headquartered in Australia, $4 and it had some employees who were fully remote even before the pandemic. The company plans to continue $4operating its offices, rather than going for a $4 like the startups $4 and $4 However, the switch will allow it to $4 outside regions where it has established buildings. $4 says this could help the company seek out "amazing, $4 unbounded by the physical footprint of our offices."
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"We believe that the post-COVID world will see an increase in distributed work in all industries, and we want to lead this for ourselves and our customers,"
The company has a market cap of over $41 billion as of Friday.
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