Social distancing: Here's how Nashville is working from home
Anecdote Architectural Experiences was featured in the Nashville Business Journal, highlighting how the firm’s staff is adapting to remote work. As offices across Music City go silent due to COVID-19, Anecdote demonstrates flexibility and continued collaboration in a work-from-home environment.
“Many Music City offices are sitting silent this week, as employers encourage — or require — their employees to work from home to help slow the spread of COVID-19.”
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Social distancing: Here's how Nashville is working from home
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