Dropbox CEO Drew Houston calls office-first work models outdated. He belives that remote work and AI-driven workflows as the future of productivity.

Dropbox has long been at the forefront of encouraging hybrid working, as back in 2021 it introduced a "90/10" rule where ...

Speaking on an episode of Fortune's "Leadership Next" podcast, Houston said what most people have long thought: that ...

In a sharp rebuke of corporate return-to-office policies, Dropbox CEO Drew Houston likened the push to bring employees back into physical workspaces to reviving outdated institutions. “Forcing people ...

A Bay Area tech CEO spoke out about the growing return-to-office push in a recent interview, comparing it to forcing people ...

Companies like Amazon, JPMorgan, X and Disney are among those who've given return-to-office mandates to employees. And Drew ...

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston believes forcing employees back to the office is unproductive, especially when the same work can be ...

"We can be a lot less dumb than forcing people back into a car three days a week," the Dropbox CEO said on a Fortune podcast.

"I want to be building things like Dash that sort of make Dropbox 1.0 look like a footnote," Houston told Fortune.

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