That's the covid pandemic.

When it's all over, how much will things have changed?

Will some firms decide that having huge expensive offices is an expense they can do without and continue with employees working from home?

Some people might have found that they actually get more done in a day (or get their day's work done quicker) when working at home because they're away from the office distractions of office gossip, the tea/coffee machine and the loudmouths every workplace suffers?

There's also the "benefit" of the lack of expenses during the commute to work?

On the back of that, will there be a distinct surplus of huge office blocks that no-one will want at the astronomical price per square foot?

There again will there be many who, having "got used" to being at home will no longer have the will to work at all?

Then again will there have been a real revitalisation with a new keen attitude for work after being away from work for so long?

So many questions.... (I can think of more???) Is there anyone left on here willing to make any comments?