Bolt, the Estonian rival to ride-hailing app Uber, is calling workers back to the office after its CEO decried his “disconnected” staff’s habit of working from idyllic destinations like Bali.
The taxi company has partly reneged on its flexible work policy, which it believes led to staff being scattered across the globe. Bolt’s 4,000 employees will now be required to make it into the office 12 days per month, equivalent to around three days per week.
