Adapting Spaces For Remote Work
Adapting Spaces For Remote Work – Over the past year, office workers have been part of a global work-at-home (WFH) trial. COVID-19 restrictions have created the need for a virtual office, with employers and employees setting up shop from their kitchen tables.
The surprising result was how well it worked. Suddenly, the changes made by the politicians seemed more “possible” than “imprisonment”. In May, Twitter announced that 5,000+ employees will be able to work from home permanently.
Adapting Spaces For Remote Work
The pandemic is far from over and continues to affect regions in many ways; some go back once they get out of lockdowns. For some, reality is returning to a new “normal,” while for others, the health crisis deepens. With more and more injections on the horizon, virtual rooms around the world are asking the question: Are we going back to the office?