Qualcomm CEO Doesn't Expect Every Worker to Come Back to Office

The transcript discusses the transition to remote work during COVID-19, highlighting how technology companies adapted more easily due to their familiarity with digital tools. It explores the future of office work, suggesting a bimodal distribution where some employees work remotely while others return to the office. Safety measures, such as masks and cleaning protocols, are emphasized for a gradual return. The potential for smart technology, like smart thermometers and no-touch locks, is also considered to enhance workplace safety and efficiency.

What percentage of the company's workforce is currently working from home?

• 5 to 7%

• 93 to 95%

• 50%

• 100%

What was the company's main concern when transitioning to remote work?

• Availability of office supplies

• Employee morale

• Network stability

• Employee productivity

What is the company's top priority when considering employees returning to the office?

• Reducing office space

• Ensuring employee safety

• Increasing work hours

• Maximizing office occupancy

What technology is the company considering to make employees feel comfortable returning to the office?

• Automated desks

• Smart thermometers and no-touch locks

• Smart masks

• Virtual reality headsets

How does the company view its future workforce needs?

• They plan to reduce the number of employees

• They expect to grow and maintain a mix of remote and in-office workers

• They are uncertain about future workforce needs

• They plan to have all employees return to the office