Here's the ‘ditch’ list: • Shaking hands and hugging. • Buffets. Buffets are canceled. • Unnecessary meetings. What else should we leave behind?

@zoramag Commuting to workplaces every day for jobs that can just as easily be done from home. People can just come in once a week, or every other week, and offices can be designed for that.

@zoramag Remote workers are MORE PRODUCTIVE. They get sick less because they're less exposed to germs, and they can work through minor illnesses without exposing others. Working at home reduces staff turnover, thus retaining corporate know-how and saving $.

@zoramag Any manager who can't tell whether an employee is productive without physically looking at them needs to develop better metrics.

@LauriDonahue @zoramag Bumper to bumper for an hour every night drains the life out of you more than the 8hrs on the job! That hour = 3 hrs of life, for me.

@M2Meee @zoramag Yes - and employees who commute start work more tired and burn out faster. If they drive, they get into accidents and raise their blood pressure. If they use public transit, they’re surrounded by germs. Avoidable commuting is just dumb.

@LauriDonahue @zoramag Omg yes. I'm so much more productive working at home and I love the freedom of doing things around the house during down time and actually having time to cook. I'm going to miss it so much when I have to go back to the hospital.

@LauriDonahue @LeslieLee327 @zoramag Face time.

@LauriDonahue @zoramag I'm way more productive at home.

@LauriDonahue @zoramag Oh I think even more than 37%

@LauriDonahue @zoramag Staying at home for months is too isolating It will create more personality disorders, mental health issues. Truth be told: how many marrieds have had their fill of closeness with stranded spouse in house? 24/7 observation scrutiny.

@LauriDonahue @zoramag Totally agree!!