Hello welcome to visionaries may serve. The cause and condemn it has forced the world to embark on a remote work experiment is it merely a test. Or our new reality will it transform working life as we know it by lets find out. President Global Workplace analytics. Kate lister president of Global Workplace analytics great to have you with us today. Here now with the pandemic Remote Working is finally mainstream but how long will this effect last i mean will telecommuting lose momentum up to were done with a virus i really dont think so i think weve reached a Tipping Point already about 6 percent of the population and this is just going to throw it over you know youre Hearing Company after company that says theyre going to continue this after the pandemic the big thing that changed is that managers are no longer afraid of it thats the thing thats been holding back remote were since the 1970 s. When they were telework was invented now that theyve done it they understand that its possible
Or something where you have this you know history of hierarchies showing up for work etc will these giants have trouble operating as efficiently as they were with you know people working from home. Were were seeing it across industry and across size of company in across age of company and even c. E. O. s are making statements that they surprise themselves that theyve been converted you know not everybody not every organization is going to have a huge percentage of their employees working remotely and i think its important to say that its not likely to be a full time thing meet the sweet spot is 2 to 3 days a week and thats been true you know as long as ive been doing this for for almost 20 years a Community Going to be some people that are fully remote but you know i dont think these Large Companies are suddenly going to give up all the real estate and the fact is we do individual work and we do teamwork and what weve learned from a pandemic is really we can actually function just as w
Day in San Francisco in the evening in algiers 10 pm here in moscow this friday october the 2nd welcome to our. We start with the deadly standoff between armenia and azerbaijan caucuses 2 large explosions have been heard within the past number of hours in the. Earlier today the regions main city was. Been hearing the regular sound of a raid sirens. Several buildings were damaged including the Emergency Ministry where the windows were shattered and holes blown through the walls the Armenian Defense ministry has blamed azerbaijan for the u. S. To its army units on fold and there it was and by john has not confirmed or denied the bombing. Has itself in fact also seen sizable damage a border region was hit by mortar fire and several buildings were destroyed are. Reports not from nagornokarabakh. Step on it has come under probably the heaviest shelling since we arrived here 2 massive explosions in the very center of the city usually what we could hear what we could see the smoke from the ex
That debate this hour. Look at whats leading the dow now. It would be Goldman Sachs up nearly 6 . Apple and microsoft leading the tech heavy weights they are in the poll positions power lunch starts right now thank you, tyler stocks are near the highs of the session right now with the nasdaq leading this mid day turn around lets get over to bob for more kelly, it doesnt feel like it but its been a very volatile two days i want to show you the s p 500 believe it or not, we have moved in 100point range in the last 24 hours we opened yesterday about 3320 and we had a low this morning at the open of 3220 theres 100point range. Right now were in the middle. Part of the problem is valuations we cant figure out where the stocks should be even the megacap names okay, they are up today but they have been all over the place apple has been 105 to 112 in the last 24 hours. Thats a pretty big range for the biggest stock in the United States the problem is our cash like to sap we did this within thi
Work and how the federal government could reduce office workspace. Months,st the past six the pandemic has completely upended our everyday way of life. One of the most stark and significant has been devastating during this crisis. Reducing expenses is increasingly important for individuals and businesses as the country struggles with the unexpected costs of the coronavirus pandemic. Such cost savings are likely to persist after the pandemic. Nearly one in five private sector chief Financial Officers plans to keep 20 of their workforce working remotely after the covid19 pandemic ends in order to cut costs. I believe the federal government should also be looking for opportunities to save taxpayer money wherever and whenever possible. In recent years, private reduced their real estate footprint to save money. Theyve been able to do this because modern Telecommunications Technologies have enabled them to adopt remote work options and other Flexible Work strategies. 2016, del technologies h