Sky News host Caroline Di Russo has expressed sympathy for graduates who entered the workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic and haven't gained enough experience in the workplace. British businesses and workplaces are battling to make employees return to the office, according to the Daily Mail. “They started their work life during COVID, so I actually think it’s probably more a product of inexperience than anything,” she told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “They went into the workplace thinking everyone worked in their pyjamas, and that’s actually not the way business is done. That is not the way you build teams, that is not the way you build experience and it's surely just not the way that work gets done.” Ms Di Russo added that people who entered the workforce by working at home don’t have the skillsets required to enhance their performance.
Sky News host Caroline Di Russo has expressed sympathy for graduates who entered the workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic and haven't gained enough experience in the workplace.
British businesses and workplaces are battling to make employees return to the office, according to the Daily Mail. “They started their work life during COVID, so I actually think it’s probably more a product of inexperience than anything,” she told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “They went into the workplace thinking everyone worked in their pyjamas, and that’s actually not the way business is done. That is not the way you build teams, that is not the way you build experience and it's surely just not the way that work gets done.”
Ms Di Russo added that people who entered the workforce by working at home don’t have the skillsets required to enhance their performance.
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