Why is Atlassian doubling down on WFH, when everyone is going back to the office?

The Dive | Business News

Atlassian - the Australian software products maker - recently announced it had agreed to buy video messaging platform Loom. They paid US $975 million for the privilege - which accounted for a significant portion of their cash reserves. It also indicates a commitment to work from home, when many big companies this year are winding back on remote work, and calling for a return to ‘business as usual’.

John McDuling, Editor in Chief at Capital Brief, joins Sascha to talk about the 2 key takeaways he thinks this aquisition signals for investors.

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