As I read the forecasts of what the post-pandemic world will look and feel like, what becomes clear to me is that no one really knows. Some experts are confident that working from home will continue to be an option going forward. Some people are looking forward to returning to their workplaces. The implications of mixed model workplaces are complex and unclear.
There is a tempered excitement in the air, as caution prevails during the vaccine distribution. CEOs of major financial institutions are predicting an economic boom that could last through 2023. No matter how close we are to getting the virus under control, we are still living in a VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) world. Many business leaders, entrepreneurs, and small business owners are wrestling with big questions.
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