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WFH culture has worked well amid Covid; will continue after pandemic: Gates

Gates, who co-founded Microsoft and also the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, said he has not travelled for work this whole year

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However, the world's biggest philanthropist said WFH has not been as engaging, for which software has to improve a lot. |Photo: Shutterstock

Press Trust of India Mumbai
The work from home culture has worked well and many companies will continue with the system even after the coronavirus pandemic ends, billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates said on Wednesday.
Various parts of the world have been under strict lockdowns following the Covid-19 outbreak, forcing organisations to let their employees work from home.
"It is amazing to see how well the work from home (WFH) culture has worked and I hope will continue even after the pandemic is over," Gates told an online business summit organised by financial daily The Economic Times.
"But once this pandemic ends, we will rethink on what percentage of

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