The updated draft return-to-office policy would require three days a week in the office for nonremote employees and four days a week for employees in"non-remote" and"customer-facing" roles. Engineers would be required to work from the office 10 days per quarter, down from 20 in the initial draft, which was updated based on employee feedback.
a person familiar with the plans told Insider. This was announced during CEO Evan Spiegel's weekly chat and Q&A with employees. The change represents a shift from the company's former policy, which is"remote first" and allows employees to work from home or elsewhere.
. He added that on other days staffers were allowed to work remotely and that some could be entirely remote if they get clearance from their managers.Sign up for notifications from Insider! Stay up to date with what you want to know.