Over 99% of eMAG’s office employees will continue to work remotely until pandemic restrictions are relaxed enough to allow for a hybrid was of working.
The company will be keeping its office spaces and will invest over EUR1.5 million to remodel its head office into a more collaborative space and will implement new technologies to support a hybrid working system.
“As a team we were used, like everyone else, to working from the office. With the pandemic we discovered working from home quite abruptly. As with any new initiative, we wanted to understand it better and we saw that remote work has its benefits and challenges. We have now decided to switch to a new way of working that makes the best of both models,” said Tudor Manea, CEO eMAG.