The Future is Hybrid

“So, how are you finding going into the office again?”

The question on everyone’s lips, amongst employees and business leaders alike. The answer, on the other hand, is harder to agree on.

Pre-pandemic, wellbeing was something that could easily be pushed to the bottom of the agenda.

Now, as we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic, businesses are realising that the health and wellbeing of their workforce is vital. It is, perhaps, one of the positive outcomes of the pandemic, as leaders recognise the need to discuss and tackle any wellbeing related issues.

Today’s business leaders face one of the biggest challenges of their generation as we prepare to enter a new era for the workplace. If last year was all about firefighting as leaders navigated their way through the ever-changing challenges of the pandemic, now they face the even tougher task of creating a ‘new normal’.

The last 18 months of working were defined for us. There was simply no alternative but to work from home and remain connected with colleagues through a screen. No more! Choice, change and collaboration are back on the table and the next chapter of working is looking brighter for us all.

Decluttering our homes and making them joyful havens for us to relax in is something which has become important over the last year as we spend more time in them.