In the workplace: Trust will be imperative in hybrid work models

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One thought on “In the workplace: Trust will be imperative in hybrid work models

  1. Obviously, This woman has somewhat of a prejudiced opinion since she is in a business that will profit from redesigning offices. Anyone that believes people should be totally trusted to work from home. A. Are supervising from home or office and are doing the same lack of work as those they are supervising. B. Don’t care that their companies’ clients/customers are put on hold or their calls never returned. C. Don’t understand that this will eventually wreck the economy of all major cities. Presently, it only effects things like restaurants ( I am not in this Business) however, it does not take a lot of insight to see it will effect most all industry in the future. But fear not our government can still print the money for all, rich and poor alike, so we can be on perpetual vacation .

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