Blog: The changing workplace - from the practical to the emotional, how we choose to work is changing
The world of work has been rapidly changing over recent years as the influence of technological, social and environmental factors has repeatedly challenged the status quo. And significant as it has been, Munira Hirji, head of commercial management at Beazley, argues had the Covid-19 pandemic occurred 20 years ago, the impact on how we work would have been even more intense.
Without the technological means that allowed many of us to transition to homeworking so smoothly, the easing of lockdown would likely have meant a mandated return to the daily commute for office-based
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