anchormirage
/ˈæŋkəˌmɪrɑːʒ/nounVerified NewThe designated in-office anchor day on which the colleagues one actually needs are, without exception, elsewhere.
The commute is paid, the desk is found, the video call begins — with everyone who stayed home. The anchor day promises density and delivers attendance, which after one season are proven to be different goods.
Etym. — anchor + mirage: the fixed point that recedes on approach.
Rel. — badgetithe
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