[LK200]

Before Covid-19, people worked from their offices but due to covid, there have been improvements with people working from home using internet such as zoom and webinars. Do you think we should continue with that or just revert back to our past Way of working?

[sprite1950]

I have a friend who works from home and she said although she liked it at first she now longs to get out of the house and go back to normal because she feels so confined all the time. I don't think it suits everyone and being stuck in the house all the time can cause mental health issues for some. I suppose it would be different if we weren't locked down because people would be able to get out and about more between working hours.

I'm retired but I when I first gave up work I did miss my work colleagues so I guess that would be another factor for some. I know we have zoom and webinars but it isn't quite the same as real life interaction.

[GuestHu]

Do you think we should continue with that or just revert back to our past Way of working?

Some companies would probably continue this work-from-home method, so it depends. The company I'm working with decided to do both. We will work in the office for 3 days and the rest will be work at home.

[ptrikha21]

There are advantages to working from home over the previous mode. However, there are drawbacks.
Mental health, boredom and at times lack of focus can make things difficult at times.
Many companies have started with two to three working days as week and rotational shift.
How things work out would be more clear in the longer run.

[Putta Vince]

Working online is only good for some kind of jobs. Not all jobs satisfy online platforms. And also staring at screen for longer can have bad impacts on the eyes. I prefer offline working as the best job.