Odds are, you are reading this at home. Even though this is a "business" or "professional" publication, something that you would more ordinarily be reading "at work." But you probably are "at work," even though you're not in a massive office structure or boutique building that doesn't share an address with where you are right now. "At work" now means "at home." And until there is a vaccine that will help mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on the population, you're probably going to continue to be working at home for the next several months. In early July! had the opportunity to chat with Hau Thai-Tang, Chief Product Development & Purchasing Officer, Ford, about the company's experience with people working from home (henceforth: "WFH"). He said that they'd discovered that there was actually an increase in overall productivity, which was making people within the organization rethink some aspects of the research and engineering campus design that they'd announced last year.
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