Definitely. But there's also been very little investment into remote work, both from a research and infrastructure perspective.
I just wonder, if they were to take some of this cash and invest it into proving out remote work, would it turn out to be a better long term investment?
In most of the cases that I've observed, companies enter into remote work literally by just letting their employees start working remotely. Maybe they get a nice contract with Zoom and hire a specialized lawyer or two. But what if we were to really try investing in it, in the same way (or even in a fraction of the way) that we're investing in real estate?
I just wonder, if they were to take some of this cash and invest it into proving out remote work, would it turn out to be a better long term investment?
In most of the cases that I've observed, companies enter into remote work literally by just letting their employees start working remotely. Maybe they get a nice contract with Zoom and hire a specialized lawyer or two. But what if we were to really try investing in it, in the same way (or even in a fraction of the way) that we're investing in real estate?