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Imho this will drive more automation and less reliance on humans. High tech will do great , as we now have no choice but to reduce human interaction. So much opportunity.
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I think this is true. It will give motivation to companies to speed up their investment in technology to replace workers.
It may even increase work-from-home some as it will show companies just what can be done from home. If those employees turn out to be productive at home, companies will see that they can save $$ by relinquishing leased office space. I’ve already heard of a couple Silly Valley companies that are considering this.
But for the most part, companies will still need and want employees to come in. I for one miss the interaction with my fellow employees and am looking forward to being back in office.
Back to original topic: the bags in the grocery store up here are really thick this week! They aren’t the cheap flimsy ones in vogue just a couple of years ago.
I had just adjusted to the reusable bag concept and now am tossed back to disposables. Guess I’ll just go with the flow. As if I have a choice.
