Honestly though, this will be an interesting test of the effectiveness of WFH on a large scale. We can look at past pandemics and compare the loss of economic a

Honestly though, this will be an interesting test of the effectiveness of WFH on a large scale. We can look at past pandemics and compare the loss of economic activity. Further, companies are essentially forced into updating their infrastructure for remote work. I believe much of the dogma around the notion of “Gotta be present to be successful” at a company is some marketed adage that lasted past its time. Companies save more money from having less physical office space in the most expensive areas of the world. The markedly small reduction in productivity (or increase) would be compensated by worker satisfaction, environmental tax credits, and savings on physical location space.