u/ScarberianTiger

I’m not sure if this is widely known or has been shared here before but as we move into RTO4 be aware that the employer can (and in the case of my Agency, has been) monitoring in office compliance at the individual employee level.

There is a Power BI report that is generated monthly with the expected amount of in office network connections and the actual amount of connections. Employees are being pulled into meetings and being asked to explain if the numbers show a variance. This report is provided to the DO level and managers are expected to enforce compliance.

No idea yet what punitive action there will be for first, or repeated infractions.

Editing to add:
- Apparently this is known and has been happening, I took a break from this sub during RTO/WFA fiasco so wasn’t aware.
- This information was shared in hopes that it saves someone from getting disciplined, not to fear monger.

I have a 6:15 ferry to Naxos in a few weeks, I’m wondering if there are any insights on the best way to get from Fira to the Santorini port in the early morning.

I’m assuming it’s a cab/uber but figured I would ask.

Be well.

I have a 6:15 ferry to Naxos in a few weeks, I’m wondering if there are any insights on the best way to get from Fira to the Santorini port in the early morning.

I’m assuming it’s a cab/uber but figured I would ask.

Be well.

2019 Audi Q3 - need new tires and rims.
City driving and a lot of it. I have a heavy foot mostly at speed, I'm not screaming off from a stop. I corner a bit quick. Looking for a balanced setup (road noise/longevity vs performance).

Option 1: 20 inch.

• 20 x 9 rims.
• Hankook Ion Evo AS SUV IH01A

Option 2: 19 inch.

• 19 x 8 rims
• Pirelli Scorpion AS Plus 3

The price is about the same, the 20s would look better but drive slightly worse and the 19s may need spacers for a better fitment. The 20s are EV tires but from what I have read should be fine. Curious if there is anything I am missing or not thinking of, or advice in general.

Be well.

I’m from Toronto and there’s hotdog carts all over the place, the city is actually expanding the permits to allow more. Why aren’t there any street meat vendors in Ottawa? Is it policy, perceived lack of customers, dead downtown, I’m curious.