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Podcast: Will work “get out” of the office for good?

The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated changes that have been occurring in the office market for years. Today, remote working is taking the lead, and it’s being driven by health safety concerns. Will offices disappear?

Podcast available only in polish language.

 

Questions to be answered in this podcast:

  • How do tenants and office building owners respond to the new office situation?
  • How to manage a distributed team?
  • How to prepare for building a new work environment?
  • What new functions will office space gain?
  • What work model will work best in the face of these changes and ensure effective functioning of the office?
Dorota Osiecka Partner, Director | Define
Paweł Skałba Senior Partner, Director | Colliers

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