In 2019 we were all working side-by-side in our workplaces: brainstorming ideas in the boardroom, solving problems at team meetings and enjoying chats with colleagues at the water cooler.
But in 2020 the world changed. The coronavirus pandemic swept across the globe and we suddenly had to embrace remote working.
In 2019 we were all working side-by-side in our workplaces: brainstorming ideas in the boardroom, solving problems at team meetings and enjoying chats with colleagues at the water cooler.
But in 2020 the world changed. The coronavirus pandemic swept across the globe and we suddenly had to embrace remote working.
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