Some businesses have already started pushing back their return-to-office plans
Chris Cherry, DoorDash’s director of global safety and security, said about navigating the new variant and bringing people back, “In light of omicron, the company was taking a
for the time being." Offices may remain open for people who are comfortable coming in, but it's not mandatory to return. As the outbreaks subside, there will be some people who want to go into the office a few days a week as they enjoy the social aspect and the opportunity to get noticed by management, which could help fast-track their careers.
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