'The Office' has returned

A sequel to The Office is in the works, created by Greg Daniels. The NBC sitcom was hugely popular, marked television comedy with its awkward but amiable humor, and featured legendary characters like Michael Scott, who launched Steve Carell to stardom. It has not been produced until now, despite its success.

A classic modern. The American version of ‘The Office’ aired in 2005, running for nine seasons, the last two without Carell. It was based on a BBC series co-created by Ricky Gervais. It has become a prized asset in the world of syndication, with 5.7 million people watching its conclusion, to which Carell returned for an emotional reunion.

Wins whoever has ‘The Office’. The series has passed through practically all streaming platforms, owned by Universal. In Spain, it can be seen on Prime Video, Netflix, Movistar Plus+, and SkyShowtime. Memes and comments about the series are constantly seen on social networks, showing that it is continually reviewed. It is a current value for any platform that has it.

A new ‘The Office’ is being developed. Daniels plans to start working on the new version next Tuesday with his trusted writers, discussing ideas for the sequel. The new ‘The Office’ series will preserve the spirit of the original shows but will not be a reboot or direct sequel with the same characters.

Maybe the crew. The new The Office will take place in the same universe as the original, but with new characters in a new office. There are other possibilities. One possible approach could be to follow the documentary crew from the original The Office, now on a new assignment, according to Deadline’s sources.

The cast will not return. Daniels has stated that he does not want to return to the same characters, even with different actors. Another option. A reunion of all the actors from the American series ‘The Office’ is practically impossible, although he is open to original cast members appearing in the new version.

Cubicle culture has become gloomy. Empty open floor plans.

Work from home has become the new normal for millions of white-collar employees as offices around the world are shut during the pandemic.

Remote work is still being encouraged in the United States under federal government guidelines.

Business leaders and management strategists are discussing steps to bring workers back to America’s offices in webinars and conference calls.

Testing question remains unanswered in White House plan for reopening states.
David Lewis, CEO of OperationsInc, a human resources consulting company, says the bar is likely to be very high.

Lewis says, “The whole return-to-work thing presents so many different challenges.” Retrofitting the workplace is involved by some. Decisions include temperature checks, contact tracing, social distancing, workplace layouts, HVAC systems, school shutdowns, work shifts, and more.

He says companies will need to significantly adapt to make employees feel confident about coming to work and feeling safe.

Business leaders and workplace experts interviewed for this story say meeting the safety threshold by May 1, the date suggested for reopening sections of the economy by President Trump and some politicians, is not realistic. Testing will be critical.

Testing is just part of the picture. Employers are waiting for states and the federal government to set workplace safety rules for the coronavirus era. Pandemic procedures adopted in other countries, grocery stores, and factories could provide a glimpse of the future for office workers.

Office workers might start each workday with a temperature check while wearing masks. To reduce office density, employees may be assigned to staggered shifts as an A team and a B team. Hand-washing breaks might replace coffee breaks. Break-room tables with four seats can be converted into single-seat tables. Office gossip could be off-limits at the water cooler. Corridors where co-workers chat may become one-way traffic zones to limit face-to-face interactions.

Penny Bailey, a tech recruiter from San Francisco, worries about how companies can maintain social distancing in an open floor plan. “I worry about people being packed closely together.”

Tiene preguntas. Will the elevators have voice activation? Workers able to do their jobs remotely could be asymptomatic carriers. Therefore, they should return to the office.

David Levine, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, says organizations must identify workplace risk points and find solutions. Plastic shields have been installed in many grocery stores to prevent the spread of germs between cashiers and customers. He says it might mean replacing a door with a handle with an automatic door in an office. Using digital files instead of physical files.

‘The Office’ has returned

By ki0nk

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