Quote from: Mauser on Today at 09:44:14 AM

Quote from: Naida_BR on December 09, 2020, 05:15:33 PM

We have seen a lot of companies changing procedures and implementing more radical ways of doing their work.
Businesses have adopted new processes and technologies—and there are signs that they may pay off in the future. The pandemic and COVID-19 era could give a rapid productivity growth after the vaccination of the global population is going to end or reach a significant percentage.

Remote working and new systems that help companies being better organized are what businesses struggled a lot to adopt in the beginning of the pandemic. Now this kind of investment is going to pay off.

My company made a huge investment in adopting systems such as remote meeting places, cloud systems that help organizing documents and a way of eliminating paperwork... I believe that this is going to increase the productivity of the employees especially if those go back to work.

Have you seen any changes in your working environment like these?

I have seen similar behaviour at my workplace. In the last 6 months management, closed down a hole floor of office space. Instead of having a fixed desk now, we switched to a more mobile version, where everyone is sharing the desk. Since most people are working from home these days, we are only 1 day per week in the office and then switch around the desks.

That is happening in many companies and offices because they must follow the health protocols.
Maybe that is the only way we can do this pandemic, but I am sure that future situations will not be the same.
We need to follow the government's suggestion for our safety, and maybe there are benefits that we can get behind this.
But I think in some places, while they follow the health protocols, they can back to their office, but they still need to have distance between the other employees.
These changes happened in the government office.
People need to queue and wait for a while to get services from the officers.