US EditionThe Impact Remote Work Has On Cities
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The Impact Remote Work Has On Cities
During the height of the pandemic when remote working was forced on many of us, there were concerns about the impact widespread remote working might have on cities, especially in city centers. Stanford’s Nick Bloom coined the so-called “donut effect”, and it’s the subject of a recent study looking into the hollowing out of central financial districts and the growing popularity of suburban neighborhoods. The study shows that the 12 largest cities…
As we experience the COVID-19 pandemic, our concept of the workplace has become more diverse. For some people, their home, their room, an online web conference room, a satellite office, or a cafe has become their workplace. Do you view the workplace as a place for communication, or as an individual…
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