The pandemic triggered mass adoption of remote work. Will it remain the norm post-pandemic?
Scope: Global labor market, corporate policies on work location
The COVID-19 pandemic forced a rapid global shift to remote work, fundamentally altering traditional office-based employment. As the world transitions into a post-pandemic era, the permanence of this shift is a subject of intense debate, impacting corporate real estate, urban planning, talent acquisition, and employee well-being. Hybrid models are gaining traction as a potential compromise, but the long-term dominance of fully remote, hybrid, or traditional in-office work remains uncertain.
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