Economy

Working From Home Stronger Than Ever, Practically the New Norm

Only a blip on the U.S. business radar before the COVID-19 pandemic, the work-from-home style is here to stay.
Working From Home Stronger Than Ever, Practically the New Norm
A man works from home in Arlington, Va., on May 25, 2023. Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images
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It was a largely untried business concept before the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, but now working from home has become a revolution, touted as the new normal, the new hybrid, and the future of the office.

But regardless of the moniker or the reactions it inspires, working from home is not only here to stay but is also expected for the rest of the decade to become a major influence in how U.S. business and industry will be structured and perceived in sustaining a national workforce.

L.C. Leach III
L.C. Leach III
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South-Carolina based, Leach has previously written for Greenville Business, Charleston Business, Island Vibes, Mount Pleasant Magazine, and HealthLinks Magazine. His specialty is getting to the story behind the story of the people who shape business, products, services, and concepts.