Summary of What we learned after one month of operating a hybrid office
- Wednesdays and Thursdays are the most popular days to come into the office, and there's no generational divide in who chooses to work from the office vs. home.
- Requiring vaccination is a no-brainer and a nontroversy. There's no other responsible way to open an office right now.
- What people are calling "hybrid" these days really means "remote."
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What people are saying
"'Hybrid'" actually means 'remote'": thoughtful lessons from @zseward one month after reopening @qz's New York office https://t.co/Q4boKMNUFU
— Kate Lee (@katelaurielee) July 7, 2021
Tons of surprising insights from this experiment in hybrid office life. Like: people want to come in on Wednesdays and Thursdays. https://t.co/8cKbXjxFo6
— Sarah Fulford (@sarah_fulford) July 7, 2021
pretty awesome article on @qz on their return-to-workplace so far: https://t.co/aUMnCvAU5b seeing a lot of the same thing at our own office and from customers. jury is still out on the shorts though. 🩳
— Larry Gadea (@lg) July 9, 2021
