Remote working during the pandemic shrank employees' worlds
The rituals of office work used to mean communication with colleagues was a given. Now, fewer than 30% of knowledge workers work from the office every day.
Employees that switched to remote work became less connected. Groups also became static as workers focused on existing connections instead of making new ones.
However, finding ways to restore these post-pandemic work communities may be key to ongoing wellbeing at work.
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