hopefully

A better life balance.

Idk

I know some of my neighbors are still working from home, and a few go in the office for a day or two a week, and the rest of the week workinga at home.Edited 20-Feb-25 01:27am

For some workers its evolving for them but obviously not for the manual labourers.

For those who are productive, it's good but blue collar workers impossible.

For some it is good and others not so. If you are not motivated or are lazy and do not do your work it is bad. I think the interaction of people is necessary anyway. If a work place is toxic of course, working from home could be a better idea. In other words, depends on the job, the person and the productivity.

I think working from home will probably continue except for the people who are proving not to get their tasks finished on time. They may be made to work in the office with supervision.

My experience is that people get lazy and do not perform as well when home alone. There is also no camaraderie or networking, or just get off your chair and ask for guidance or give advice. God made us human and humans should conduct themselves face-to-face. We are not robots. this is how AI will take over and we will be bots. Also over the computer meets, do not capture all the important info.

NO (to your question)! Just evolving (but not in a linear progressive arc)!Edited 20-Feb-25 20:19pm

Though it's not for everybody (and with some careers it's not possible) I think enough people like the freedom and independence and would choose it over an office setting, where you have to deal with people you'd rather not.