Aug. 29, 2021
Remote work
I've read the article about how Big Tech companies address the employment in terms of remote work. Contrary to my expectations, it appears that the employers want to call them back to the office. People who have moved to suburb area during the pandemic are subject to be cut off their salaries. Even if the company specializes in cutting edge IT technology, the employees would have to work under eyes of the managers. People didn't realized that household chores prevent workers from concentrating on the project until the virus has spreaded all over the world.
Japanese companies began to ease restriction on commute even though the state of emergency hasn't been lifted. The absence of passengers at rush hour is benefit for city workers though.
Remote work
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Even if the company specializes in cutting edge IT technology, the employees would have to work under eyesy want their employees to work under the supervision of the managers.
People didn't realized that household chores can prevent workers from concentrating on the projects until the virus has spreaded all over the world.
Although the state of emergency hasn't been lifted yet, Japanese companies have began to ease restriction on commute even though the state of emergency hasn't been lifteds for working in person.
The absenceFurthermore, the lack of passengers at rush hour is benefitcial for city workers though.
I think this sentence is a little out of place, would swap it with the previous sentence so the passage reads better.
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I've read the article about how Big Tech companies address the employment in terms of remote work. I've read Since there are multiple articles about this situation, it's more appropriate to use "an article."
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Contrary to my expectations, it appears that the employers want to call them back to the office. Contrary to my expectations, it appears that Changed to "workers" to clarify who you're referring to.
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People who have moved to suburb area during the pandemic are subject to be cut off their salaries. People who have moved to suburban areas during the pandemic are subjected to Alt: will be subjected to
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Even if the company specializes in cutting edge IT technology, the employees would have to work under eyes of the managers. Even if the company specializes in cutting edge IT technology, the |
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People didn't realized that household chores prevent workers from concentrating on the project until the virus has spreaded all over the world. People didn't realize |
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Japanese companies began to ease restriction on commute even though the state of emergency hasn't been lifted. Although the state of emergency hasn't been lifted yet, Japanese companies have began to ease restriction |
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The absence of passengers at rush hour is benefit for city workers though.
I think this sentence is a little out of place, would swap it with the previous sentence so the passage reads better.
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