Apple reveals its strategy around working from home

Like many companies, especially active in the field of technology, Apple decided to adopt the pattern of working from home during the Covid 19 pandemic, but with the improvement of conditions globally due to the effectiveness of vaccination campaigns, it seems that Apple will follow a working system similar to what was proposed by competing companies such as Google and Facebook

And according to a BBC report, CEO Tim Cook sent an internal company-wide message to employees last Wednesday, in which he indicated that Apple wants its employees to return to the offices by next September, and according to Cook, Workers must return to their offices at least three days a week Some employees will be given the option to work the remaining two days remotely

And according to the BBC, quoting Apple’s internal message, teams that require working in person for four or five days a week will have to attend, and Apple has also told employees that they will be able to apply for the opportunity to work remotely for two weeks a year, However, managers will need to approve requests to work remotely It seems that Tim Cook, like other CEOs, was not enthusiastic about working from home

"Despite all that we have been able to achieve while so many of us have been apart, the truth is that there has been one fundamental thing missing from the past year: each other," Tim Cook said in the internal letter to staff “Video calling has certainly narrowed the distance between us, but there are things that simply cannot be replicated” “I know I'm not alone in missing the buzz of energy, creativity, collaboration in our in-person meetings, and a sense of the community we all built”