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Aren't those the logical consequence of widespread work from home? If you believe that WFH is the logical progression of work, then coronavirus was just a catal
by hotpotamus 4y ago
Aren't those the logical consequence of widespread work from home? If you believe that WFH is the logical progression of work, then coronavirus was just a catalyst.
- Nextgrid 4y agoYou can very well have a system stuck in a local maximum. Even if we assume that WFH is the most optimal state for the system, it may remain stuck in the less optimal state until it gets a "kick in the butt" that pushes it out. When it comes to WFH, that kick was the pandemic.