The equipment complications show another wrinkle that large companies like Alphabet must manage as they transition their employees to working from home.
Employees said the documents describing equipment shortages were available on internal message boards as recently as early May.
The documents also said that that equipment for TVCs , which make up roughly half of its workforce, is even more "limited." The company is prioritizing requests for "Nooglers" — new full-time hires — and those with broken, lost or stolen equipment. If full-time employees or interns need equipment but their "Work From Home Kit" delivery isn't available, they may expense up to $300 or local limit on tech equipment pending manager approval, a separate forum entry stated. The company
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