Facebook's huge new shift to remote work will reshape

Facebook's huge new shift to remote work will reshape global office culture and transform the San Francisco Bay Area, as other tech firms are spurred follow its lead (FB)

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Published 21 May 2020

· *Facebook is taking an unprecedented push into remote work.*
· *It is ramping up remote-hiring due to coronavirus, and expects 50% of its tens of thousands of employees may be remote by 2030.*
· *Tech companies are immensely influential, and the announcement may help to transform global office culture, encouraging a shift...

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Facebook's huge new shift to remote work will reshape global office culture and transform the San Francisco Bay Area, as other tech firms are spurred follow its lead (FB)

Facebook's huge new shift to remote work will reshape global office culture and transform the San Francisco Bay Area, as other tech firms are spurred follow its lead (FB)

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