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I wouldn't count on it. The aversion to WFH always seemed to be the risk, but now they've already been forced into it and mostly handled it quite well, the unkn

by dyadic 6y ago

I wouldn't count on it. The aversion to WFH always seemed to be the risk, but now they've already been forced into it and mostly handled it quite well, the unknown isn't unknown any more.

reallydontask 6y ago
> The aversion to WFH always seemed to be the risk I always thought it was the loss of perceived control A little bit idiotic, if you ask me, as people can and do little in the office too if they are so inclined but there you go