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we're in a good position to do well once this hellscape is over
Really? Do people actually want to get back to a physical office?
I dont
amey-
The vast majority of our office want to continue WFH with the odd day in for meetings and catch-ups.
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Yeah, there's a good percentage that do. I'm not one of them though.
There's also a liklihood of a half-return, people doing Tue, Wed, Thu from the office, that kind of thing.
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people actually want to get back to a physical office?
I don't
It's really a mixed bag, depends on your commute and personal circumstances & type of work.
The general view is fewer people will be sent in to sit there clicking all day, more people will be in the office to meet, chat, brainstorm etc. for some work "water-cooler chats" or incidental conversations are a strong source of new ideas and innovations that are hard to match without personal interaction.
wework is able to offer a hub and spoke model, so right now our HQ is in Waterloo, but my wifi is on the blink so i'm working in hoxton office for the day which is a 10 mins ride for me, so I'm not in the office but I am in an office
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A lot of the people I know who live alone in one bed flats are really keen to get back to the office. Living and working in the same room and not seeing any other people is really taking its toll.
marcomarcos
hippy
aggi
Definitely a really interesting time for us, we're in a good position to do well once this hellscape is over