Fumbling Toward (Remote? Flexible? Hybrid? Office?) Ecstasy

by | Jun 7, 2022 | Future of Work

You are not part of the first company nor the last to try and solve the post-pandemic ‘how do we really work now?’ problem of 2022 and beyond. Here are three recent articles on how different companies manage (or not) the transition (or not):

1) Bloomberg – Employees are returning to the office, just to sit on Zoom calls

2) Axios – Remote work may not be working anymore

3) DealBook (via The New York Times) – The Office Monsters Are Trying to Claw Their Way Back to 2019

Are you satisfied with the approach your company (or your manager) takes to the new office? Will the moat go up to keep you at the office if you return?

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