Many employees will no longer be able to return to the office full time

 Many employees will no longer be able to return to the office full time

Most people do not believe that workers will return to the full-time office after the Corona epidemic. The results were seen in a special BBC survey. Eighty percent of those surveyed 1,084 said Kovid would not return to the office at the same rate as before.

At the same time, most employees said they would prefer to work from home full time or at least part-time. However, the managers of the organization expressed concern that this will affect the creativity of the workplace.

Yugo did the survey for the BBC. Half of the 530 senior managers surveyed said that having staff at home has an adverse effect on both creativity and collaboration. However, only 36 percent of the people who took part in the survey think so.

Officials at large corporations such as investment bank Goldman Sachs and tech giant Apple have rejected calls for more flexibility. Goldman Sachs authorities called working from home a "disruption."

However, many people think that continuing to work from home will not harm productivity or the economy. According to research, more than three-quarters of people believe that their boss will allow them to continue working from home.

More than 80 percent of survey participants think it would be difficult for young employees to move forward without face-to-face contact or personal advice. Earlier, experts also found that those under the age of 25 were most affected by the Corona epidemic. A special study by the BBC found that some inequalities were exacerbated by the epidemic. Again in many cases the situation has improved. Half of the workers surveyed thought that the opportunity to work from home would help women advance their careers the most. Because, responsibilities like raising children will be less hindered in this.