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Post-COVID-19, Seniors Must Chart a New Path in the Workplace

We know what the world looks like now: You are fearful to go out; you are hoarding toilet paper and flour; you are Zoom-calling in pajamas; you are trying to figure out how to avoid making your glasses fog up without letting your mask slip, and your kitchen has become a destination vacation spot. Hand sanitizer is way more valuable than those Gucci loafers, which have been replaced by your bunny bedroom slippers.

The bottom line is that things have changed, and anyone who doesn't want to be left behind will have to change as well.

New World of Work

Deloitte published a report, , that revealed some insights into the new workplace after COVID. The big takeaway is that

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