Office occupancy continues to be low—50%. Work from home reduces time & energy consumption in commuting, less burnout, lower risk of infection, high quality employee selection, and higher productivity. https://whn.global/newsletter/work-from-home-revolution/
Updated data: https://kastle.com/safety-wellness/getting-america-back-to-work/
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@yaneerbaryam @whn @carlysagan And given that during my career we've gone from offices to cube farms to much smaller cube farms to open-plan to hot-desking, there is simply no upside to going into the office at all. Nobody benefits. It's an uncongenial, unhealthy (between sick-building syndrome and the unending pandemic), massively distraction-prone waste of time and energy.
@pieist @yaneerbaryam @whn lol I’m never going back to the cube farm life, f*ck em. Give companies a few more years to see constant illness hit their bottom line, I guess?