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There are 2 types of companies, Harvard remote work expert says: Embrace work from anywhere, or live in denial

December 29, 2022

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There are 2 types of companies, Harvard remote work expert says: Embrace work from anywhere, or live in denial

December 29, 2022

Photo by Kornél Máhl on Unsplash

Throughout 2022, with pandemic restrictions easing globally, businesses have grappled with a labor market that has been forever changed by the rise of remote work. Heading into the new year, some bosses were vocal in insisting that they could bring their employees back to the office. But Raj Choudhury, an economist from Harvard Business School, sees evidence that it’s already too late for that and warns that employers that don’t adapt quickly will be left behind.

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Heading into the new year, some bosses were vocal in insisting that they could bring their employees back to the office.
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