Now that millions of employees have dipped their toes into the world of remote work, a decent portion of them may not want to go back once coronavirus-related restrictions ease up. Some 60% of U.S. workers told Gallup that they'd prefer to work from home as much as possible even after the pandemic calms, The New York Times reports. It's easy to see why: No need to spend time and money commuting, you can escape coworkers when you need to focus, and you have more control over your day. Granted, not all workers have the option to skip the office. But for those who do, this shift may be a permanent one.
What do you think? Do you want to go back to the office after the coronavirus is in our pasts?
I think that whether reporting back to office is worth dialogue with one's boss, if it can be done without grievance with a more frequent "performance review".
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