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ARTICLE · 30 JULY 2020

"Returning" To Work In The Science And Technology Sector

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As businesses begin to transition their workforces back into the workplace, many companies are considering keeping some, if not all, of their operations remote.

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As businesses begin to transition their workforces back into the workplace, many companies are considering keeping some, if not all, of their operations remote.

The pandemic has highlighted technology's critical role in keeping us all connected and, while some businesses are eager to return to work as soon as possible, many companies in the science and technology sector can easily pivot to permanent work from home models without impacting day-to-day workflow. For some of these companies, "returning to work" after the pandemic might mean never returning at all. Some of the tech giants in Silicon Valley, such as Twitter and Facebook, have recently announced that their employees will have the option to continue working from home once all pandemic-related restrictions are lifted.

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