Could remote working be the new normal?

Things seemed to be falling apart during the Covid-19 pandemic with humans running helter-skelter to save their lives. In hindsight, a year under lockdowns, we are sure to have figured out that things weren’t falling apart but falling in place for the advent of a new order, especially in the world of employment, enterprise, and working.

Remote working or work from home. It was always there on the horizon with humanity paying scant heed. Until the day came when going to an office was nothing short of entering hell. In the ensuing year under lockdown worldwide of varying durations, humanity discovered its most prized secret that was always there in plain sight of everyone to see, admire and use.

Working from a remote location(s). Work from home. Remote location. And so on. It’s got as many names as it has advantages, some pretty solid ones which from the looks of it, would surely see it being used for quite some time in the future. We tell you of all the reasons remoting working could just be the new normal.

• Reverse migration, and the even spread of employment.
  Jobs were always the greatest magnates to get folks from villages and smaller towns to the big, bad cities. Good money and ready employment meant cities, especially in developing countries became overcrowded, filthy, pollution-ridden, but rife with employment. Remote working has taken the air out of this un-necessarily enlarged balloon of employability. And with that thankfully, the stresses on a city’s infrastructure.
  Smaller cities may still be short on jobs but with some semblance of internet speeds, there is every indication of the same jobs being taken away to smaller and more remote locations. Within the cities themselves, remote working is said to be reducing pressures of dedicated office spaces and industrial areas. In times to come, this could flatten and spread the idea of employment to the farthest corners of a country, reverse migration, and spread the good times!

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