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As Uber’s Vice President of Workplace and Real Estate, Michael Huaco is intimately familiar with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. Keeping tabs on Uber’s building projects, helping structure remote employee plans, and navigating the eventual re-opening of offices are just some of the aspects of his job that have been altered by the virus. Regardless of the changes and uncertainty, Huaco views the future of offices as a bright one, which doesn’t necessarily involve going back to exactly the way things were. “We have a real opportunity to fundamentally change the way we work,†he said.
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