They still have to be in proximity to NYC. So now they are bringing their destructive politics to the nearby suburbs.
No they don’t need proximity to NYC.
I am just finishing my book and I worked with editors and proof readers from all over the country.
We never met face to face save one brief 15 minute Zoom meeting. LOL.
The ‘need’ for a formal corporate office has been fading real fast before the pandemic. You are going to see a real estate crash in the office lease arena. The pandemic just solidified the drive to work from home.
The question is ...what will corporate America pay to set up these employees? They no longer get a home office deduction...so will a perk of going to work for someone include a $1000 budget or more to outfit a home office? Who knows?
Need a more formal situation...simple. Rent a day office, rent a conference room. Need a day away from home to work Regus can set you up.
Naw...there’s a huge shift going to happen and is happening. I have seen it with my own clients the past few years. One is a bank VP and she goes to the office twice a month tops. Lives in Cleveland and commutes to Pittsburgh.