Thankfully we’ve been blessed not to be directly impacted. Never stopped working, but we all went remote in early March. We have 150 colleagues normally in the office but have only had 10-15 there that couldn’t work remote for one reason or another.
We have an office construction team putting up higher glass walls between the staff cubes and plan on starting our A/B schedule next week with every other seat open in week rotations onsite/offsite. We have a very open environment for those not in offices so there are still a lot of people not excited about returning, and with everything else (kids, school, compromised immune, etc) anybody that wants to stay remote for the time being is able to.
We have started heavy discussions about making a lot of our positions and/or teams flexible to be remote going forward since it’s proven effective for us, with shared spaces available to reserve. As we continue to grow as a company, that will also keep costs down as we are nearing capacity of our current building. Commercial real estate isn’t going to be the same for quite some time - if ever.