What's a greater concern for returning to the office? Comment how you are prioritizing...

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Human Factors (fears, mental health, physical spacing)85%

Technical / IT Factors (on-premise tools, pivoting back away from remote)14%

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Lead Consulant, Customer Success in Software4 years ago

For people to be productive they must feel safe.  We are creating an environment for people so that if you want to social distance and wear a mask or any other alternative, they can without prejudice.

CDO in Software5 years ago

The majority of our focus is definitely on the human factors as the technical factors are mostly related to things we had to solve as we went distributed.  We will need some additional technical stuff to support the human factors (eg. scheduling software to limit the # of people in the office at the same time) but solving the human factors of helping people to feel comfortable, ensuring that safety precautions are being followed, etc... are much harder and why it will be a while before we go back.

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