Home working, will it continue or will we go back to the normal?

Daniel Reeves

Will we ever see a point in time when more people are working from home?
Given the circumstances its difficult to see a point where as many people will be working from home as they are currently.
There’s plenty of sources saying working that they are impressed by the results and found working from home more beneficial than previously thought.
I’ve seen on Linkedin managers saying how they will likely encourage working from home and most are looking to incorporate a 2/3 day split where 2 or 3 days will be in the office and 2 or days will be working from home. Even some of the bigger companies said they are looking to have most employees working from home and only work at office when needed.
How do you think this will impact current office spaces and buildings? Is their going to be a need for more flexible office solutions or are we going to see large head offices derelict most of the time?

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