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Dropbox said it would become a “virtual first” company and make remote work the primary, day-to-day default for its employees.
“Though we make software that helps people work from anywhere, most of our employees came to an office every day,” the company said in a post on its website. “We believe the data shows the shift to remote work, though abrupt, has been successful overall.”
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