Work from home. It's what WFH stands for, and the idea behind it is no longer just conceptual to most workers. The Covid-19 pandemic and existing tech forced employers to adopt it, exposing their own people to the benefits of a home office. Is the hybrid model of splitting the average week between home and office going to win out?
Work from home. It's what WFH stands for, and the idea behind it is no longer just conceptual to most workers. The Covid-19 pandemic and existing tech forced employers to adopt it, exposing their own people to the benefits of a home office. Is the hybrid model of splitting the average week between home and office going to win out?