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	{{freeessay\|work\|working from home\|}}~~The~~ aftermath ~~of the COVID pandemic~~ will reverberate long after the last “keep your distance and wash your ~~godamn~~ hands” notice has faded from the public space. Whether or not the ~~[[Coronavirus]]~~ was a [[black swan]] — the arguments for and against are tiresome — ~~the~~ sudden dislocation gave us a rare chance to see what happens in a time of ~~nationwide~~, ~~fracturing ''~~change''. ~~Note: not~~ a single [[change manager]] engaged, no [[business continuity plan]] invoked, and yet, in businesses great and small across the globe, the change went through ''overnight'' and without a hitch.		{{freeessay\|work\|working from home\|}}COVID’s aftermath will reverberate long after the last “keep your distance and wash your goddamn hands” notice has faded from the public space. Whether or not the pandemic was a [[black swan]] — the arguments for and against are [[tiresome]] — our sudden dislocation gave us a rare chance to see what happens in a time of worldwide, unexpected change. Not a single [[change manager]] engaged, no [[business continuity plan]] invoked, and yet, in businesses great and small across the globe, the change went through ''overnight'' and without a hitch.

	Not even in a time of war has every citizen in the land been restricted to private quarters for months on end.		Not even in a time of war has every citizen in the land been restricted to private quarters for months on end.