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By Zheping Huang, Hong Kong
This week, as Americans and Europeans logged on to work from home en masse, China is just coming back online. I finally returned to my office in Hong Kong on Monday, after telecommuting for six weeks during the coronavirus outbreak. HR had left a tiny bottle of hand sanitizer on everyone’s desk with a lovely note, “Welcome back, work-from-home warrior!”
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