The future of work after COVID-19

COVID-19 has reshaped the future of work in ways that will endure long after the pandemic ends. In a new report, the McKinsey Global Institute identifies three broad consumer and business trends that will have a lasting impact on workers and work, even after the pandemic. The question: Can business and government leaders come together to create solutions, not only for emerging from the pandemic but also for navigating the post-pandemic world of work?

[mindful]

Well, going back to work in an office setting is a complete waste of time. I used to spend 15 hours a week commuting to NYC and now I spend that time being more productive working virtually in my underwear.

[alinajustme]

The future looks grim :(
The more I think about it the more I wish I was old enough so to never see what's coming

[Mrpjm]

how does returning to the daily commute help us to decarbonise? We want to stop climate change don't we - isn't keeping home working an easy win, more productive and good for well-being?

[FloodPower]

Thanks for your help with the opioid crisis!

[tumbledon]

We'll always need laborers and in person customer service.

[BulkyHealthyCat]

The video reminds me of GTA 4 music and loading screens

[remoterevolutions]

Does not factor in the great resignation and how the commute and office space is not a draw.

[sinistinson]

Me after watching this : laughing in 2022 😂😂

[PrinceJohn]

Full automation of the human race yay! ☺️

[ahmedsalman]

Following ebook shows how to build robot-proof and recession-proof career in

[UBIAICOSMOS]

Technology is cheaper than workers.
it's Time for a #BasicIncome & #4DayWorkWeek

[MrUranium]

Don't worry guys... AI with look after your jobs ....