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The coronavirus pandemic triggered an immediate and seismic shift in the professional office landscape, sending entire offices home for 15 months of remote work and forcing companies to grapple with unexplored questions about how much of their work actually requires a professional office setting.
“I think every company is taking a step back,” said Kevin Rockett, director of facilities at ZoomInfo, which is headquartered in Vancouver.
