Employers and Workers Question What Is — And Isn’t Working — About Working From Home

Tech giant Google said Monday it would delay bringing workers back
to the office until summer 2021. The company’s decision reflects a
massive change that started in March when millions of white collar
employees shifted to working from home. Some employers were
pleasantly surprised at how productive their workers could be
without the office setting. Freedom from commutes and strict
working schedules has been a boon to many workers who now have more
time to cook, exercise, and sleep. Still, some workers may find it
harder to thrive from behind a computer screen. We talk to experts
about the shift to working from home and whether it’s a sustainable
model for the long term.