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"Come to the Office" vs. "I Will Work from Home" — The 2026 Office Worker War
The pandemic has ended, but the landscape of working from home has not disappeared. As of 2026, 96,000 office workers in South Korea are still telecommuting. In the spring of 2026, South Korean office workers still face the same question: Should I go to the office today, or can I work from home?
Although the pandemic has ended, the landscape of working from home has not vanished. As of 2026, 96,000 office workers in South Korea are still telecommuting. In the spring of 2026, South Korean office workers are still standing before the same question: Should I go to the office today, or can I work from home?…
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