Since April, nearly every type of workspace has struggled to rebound with utilization.
New Satellite Offices Could Offer Suburbs A Lifeline, But So Far It Isn't Happening
Most corporate offices remain depopulated, even empty, and landlords everywhere worry what the future holds.
Slack’s CEO on why tech companies have to make peace with permanent remote work
Is the office obsolete? Many travelers hope so
With offices closed during the coronavirus pandemic, employees have adapted to working from home. Now many of them want to be able to work from anywhere in the world.
How much of a bite will remote work take out of future demand for office space?
The Rise of Remote Work Can Be Unexpectedly Liberating
Remote Work's Appeal Shows Signs of Fading
A study from workplace strategy consulting firm Vocon found that work-from-home fatigue is increasing and productivity is decreasing.
'Desperate To Get Back To The Office': West Coast's Biggest Landlords On Remote Work Running Its Course
"We don’t see this as continuing in the virtual realm, as people look forward to networking at the event and appreciate how it brings the industry together.”
What Will the Shift to Remote Work Look Like?
With more offices adopting remote working policies, technology will become crucial for companies to manage workflow and employees.
In A Remote World, We Are Still Designing For Social Creatures
Our collective remote work experience has been an experiment for all of us, providing insight into what we need to work most effectively. Meena Krenek asks: what have we learned?
While covid-19 continues to force remote work, Europe looks to enforce a right to disconnect
The concept, first legislated in France in 2017, limits how much employees can be made to answer phone calls and emails outside working hours.
Remote work is changing how productivity is measured
We are moving more and more into a world where taking calls at home, in the car, while dropping the kids off at daycare, etc., is becoming increasingly common.
Remote Work Is A Success. What’s Next?
Nearly 50 percent of full-time knowledge workers may be out-of-office on a regular basis. How then, will the corporate workplace model respond?
Future Of Work: How Remote Work Will Change Office Design
Tim Mok, Director of Strategy at TPG Architecture, believes that ”the implications of COVID-19 will be meaningful not only in how we consider our individual health care but also in how people occupy space and the reasons for doing so.”
REI plans sale of unused eight-acre headquarters campus as the retailer embraces remote work
Company is abandoning its headquarters even before employees move in. It had planned to occupy the space starting this summer.
Six leading investors assess the remote-work startup landscape
Remote work and office life go hand in hand in a flexible future
Companies Start to Think Remote Work Isn’t So Great After All
Projects take longer. Collaboration is harder. And training new workers is a struggle. ‘This is not going to be sustainable.’
Out of office
A recent government survey revealed that more than a third of Japanese people have now experienced remote working during the coronavirus crisis, something that no amount of employment legislation could have achieved as quickly.
Yes, office politics are still a thing when you’re working remotely. Here’s why
Office politics are alive and well, even when the watercooler or conference room is virtual. Here is why science says we’ll never get away from them.