SURVEY: Bisnow Wants Your Take On The Return To The Office

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One year ago, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic, and office workers across the United States and United Kingdom went exiled to home offices. Now, as vaccines get distributed and cases begin to decline, three states — Texas, Mississippi and Wyoming — are fully reopening and dropping mask mandates. It is unclear if or when those moves will lead to a widespread return to the office or even what going back will mean for companies large and small.

While we wait for businesses and governments around the globe to develop concrete plans, Bisnow wants to hear from you about your comfort level in getting back to the office, how your ideas of office culture evolved (or didn't) over the past year and when you think you will actually go back — if ever. 

Take our survey below or at this link. 

 

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