Complexities of Remote Working
- Remote working can be difficult for early-career workers, who need opportunities to learn from older colleagues, network with people in their industry, and figure out the internal politics of their workplace.
- Maintaining access to an office also helps ensure that the financial burden of work stays with employers.
- There’s this new realization and awareness among employees of how you work best, what’s important in life, and how you want to spend your time i.e. self-determination.
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