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The Workforce Is About to Change Dramatically | by The Atlantic | The Atlantic | Aug, 2020 | Medium

The Workforce Is About to Change Dramatically | by The Atlantic | The Atlantic | Aug, 2020 | Medium: You live where you work is a truism as ancient as grain farming; which means it’s as ancient as the city itself. But the internet specializes in disentangling the bundles of previous centuries, whether it’s cable TV, the local newspaper, or the department store. Now, with the pandemic shuttering the face-to-face economy, it seems poised to weaken the spatial relationship between work and home.

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