Infographic: What is the New Normal for Engineering Workplaces?
Infographic: What is the New Normal for Engineering Workplaces?
The impact of the pandemic has been severe on several industries that employ engineers. Learn what engineers have been telling ASME about their workplaces.
Since spring, ASME Market Intelligence has been surveying more than 1,500 engineers in industry and academia on their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on engineering. The responses are a mixture of short-term pain and long-term change.
The economic impact of the pandemic has been severe in many cases, and some engineers who responded with worry that their companies may be severely impacted. On the other hand, the shutdown of offices and the rise of working from home has created an opportunity to revisit traditional working environments.
More results will be released by ASME Market Intelligence in the coming months.
The economic impact of the pandemic has been severe in many cases, and some engineers who responded with worry that their companies may be severely impacted. On the other hand, the shutdown of offices and the rise of working from home has created an opportunity to revisit traditional working environments.
More results will be released by ASME Market Intelligence in the coming months.
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