Cat Butts and Screaming Babies: Why I Love #WFH2020
People are doing their best to recreate a stable office environment and prevent interruptions, but we have more visibility into each others’ personal lives than ever before. Here’s why I love it.
People are doing their best to recreate a stable office environment and prevent interruptions, but we have more visibility into each others’ personal lives than ever before. Here’s why I love it.
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