no i haven't, because i have access to an asynchronous communication medium with which i can get the information i need from people in text form. when working in international teams every meeting is online anyway and tickets are usually resolved by either development or fixes to the online system. someone needing onsite help would constitute an emergency.
the only info i need from status lines is whether someone is on vacation or not.
i've worked in multiple organisations of over 100 000 employees with majority hybrid workers and this has never come up. can you explain what positives this information will give you?
i'm fine with company property having tracking, but as long as i'm doing my job i don't see why my employer needs to know were i am. and that's despite me preferring to work on location.
well yeah, there is a certain feeling you get when you dwell too long in a place not meant for it, like if you're waiting for a train for hours or your night walk takes you through an industrial park. so there's definitely a psychological aspect.
hallways definitely should qualify but i feel like the backrooms did them to death. it worked in the stanley parable because it was novel.
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