In his prior gig as CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc., Brian Niccol brought workers back four days a week.
New Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Brian Niccol thinks his employees should be wherever they need to be to get their jobs done. More often than not, he said, that place is the office. In Niccol’s first staff address after taking the top job this month, he extolled the “power in having everybody together” but said he wouldn’t tell them what specific days to badge in at the company’s Seattle headquarters or at what time.
“This is not a game of tracking. This is a game of winning,” said Niccol, who was hired to turn around the company as it reels from sales declines. “I care about seeing everybody here succeed, and if success requires us being together more often than not, let’s be together more often.” Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in a note to employees that it had become harder to get things done at Amazon and that working from home has been part of the problem. To hammer the point home, he said the company also would reinstate permanent desk assignments.
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