Quote from: Colt81 on Today at 07:06:00 AM

Quote from: fiulpro on March 29, 2020, 12:05:26 PM

With the society collapsing , I fear for a common man , I fear for the families who were already living on the edge and now without any jobs , without any money , they are surviving on the brink .
Yes the government is distributing food for the poor , they are doing whatever they can , but it is not enough .
Just like , we are able to transfer our education system , all online in a matter of days , why are they not doing the same for most of the offices ?

Simply because some paper works are not built for online yet. We're still in the process wherein we're shifting offline transactions online. That takes a lot of time and for third world countries, it'll take a longer time I guess since not all of the business were capable in making their system available online. Another factors is that people who are working (specially old workers) are not too knowledgable about the computer. Thus, they are less productive in making their stuffs online.

Realized or not, people still not aware of the actual online transaction, and it's not easy to shift the current transaction. People who know the online transaction having difficulty in introducing the new system to people, and yes, they need more time to let other people learn and use that in their daily life. But soon, after many people have been known about the online transaction and many of them familiar with using that thing, I guess that time will come to them to have a new opportunity to work from home although they have it now.