Atlassian just told employees they can work from home

Atlassian just told employees they can work from home permanently, following Twitter and Facebook (TEAM)

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Published 07 Aug 2020

· 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...

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Atlassian just told employees they can work from home permanently, following Twitter and Facebook (TEAM)

Atlassian just told employees they can work from home permanently, following Twitter and Facebook (TEAM)

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