WFH woes | Remote work is stunting Gen Z's communication skills

Flexibility and remote work are now considered some of the most sought-after aspects of a company to employees, and rightly so.

Flexibility can lead to better wellbeing, productivity and equity in the workplace. But the experience of working in an office five days a week hasn’t been available to many young people, and there may be formative features of starting work in an office that they are missing out on.