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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3965234, member: 1414"] Bumping a very old thread to see what changes people are still seeing nearly a year later? Did the year go as you expected? What changes are permanent? In my case, we are still not back in the office. I took a company wide survey today with lots of questions about what we want to do. My response, hybrid work from home and office, but the unique sub-question was: how often do you want to go in? I thought initially 2 days a week, but on reflection said 2 days a month. I find I miss a lot of things, and the office is on the list, but low on the list. I'm more interested in meeting my work colleagues for a beer than actually working in the office. The bump was triggered by this article in the WaPost. It will appear this weekend. The featured family are friends of ours and live 3 doors down. It is interesting premise, that as works shifts to home (as it was in the agrarian economy) we may see more 3 generation family structures again, especially with both parents working. The oldest can help with youngest, and kids can help aging parents. Work from home is going to provide lots of new flexibility for people to be where they want. [URL='https://www.washingtonpost.com/realestate/families-reunite-in-pandemic-and-rethink-what-home-means/2021/05/05/eb26bc04-93de-11eb-a74e-1f4cf89fd948_story.html?fbclid=IwAR1zOJW1wgZYKoHhdVMEugz-OxCrzyIlnxcrpnv-SoNgR6Yu8DWifH-s8tU']Families reunite in pandemic and rethink what home means - The Washington Post[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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