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I do enjoy being in the office sometimes but not every day. After this is all over I imagine many companies will go “remote work” for at least part of the time.
by code4tee 6y ago
I do enjoy being in the office sometimes but not every day. After this is all over I imagine many companies will go “remote work” for at least part of the time. There we’re many naysayer companies that were forced into doing it and now realize work still gets done.
Longer term this whole experience will likely be a step-change in what “office work” looks like moving forward and that probably means a lot less commercial office space needed.
- monkeydust 6y agoKinda agree. I could do 3 out of 5 days in the office without any negative impact, in fact it would be positive in terms of productivity and I would generally be happier (which would further up my productivity). I wouldn't want to work 100% from home either. Hardest part is client interaction, video conferencing not the same as face to face but its clear now that not all client meetings need to be face to face once people are proficient with the technology and the technology gets better which it will. Curious on what people think about home working and VR... Will the tech help? Anyone experimenting with VR in this context?
- ghaff 6y agoI hesitate to predict how this will play out long-term. I can imagine some companies, rather than expanding, shifting at least in part to partial WFH--even if not full remote--with an office that is oriented towards conference rooms and at least partly unassigned seating. Maybe co-located teams agree to come in on certain days.
- alohaandmahalo 6y agoGreat points. Some interesting survey results from Gartner here that may be interesting to you: https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2020-04-03-gartner-cfo-surey-reveals-74-percent-of-organizations-to-shift-some-employees-to-remote-work-permanently2 https://www.gartner.com/en/newsroom/press-releases/2020-04-0...