COVID-19 has brought unprecedented human and humanitarian challenges. Many companies around the world have risen to the occasion, acting swiftly to safeguard employees and migrate to a new way of working that even the most extreme business-continuity plans hadn\u2019t envisioned. Across industries, leaders will use the lessons from this large-scale work-from-home experiment to reimagine how work is done\u2014and what role offices should play\u2014in creative and bold ways. According to McKinsey research, 80 percent of people questioned report that they enjoy working from home. But the satisfaction and productivity people experience working from home can be temporary. At the same time organizations are looking ahead to the reopening and its challenges. Before a vaccine is available, the office experience probably won\u2019t remain as it was before the pandemic. Many companies will require employees to wear masks at all times, redesign spaces to ensure physical distancing, and restrict movement in congested areas (for instance, elevator banks and pantries). As a result, even after the reopening, attitudes toward offices will probably continue to evolve. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
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