Is There a New Idea for Asynchronous Work?

"We don't have these social hours with extra food and you're supposed to hang out after working," he says. "Which is like the chaos of the soccer field for a lot of people... We're mingling around, we don't know what's going on." He adds that COVID has become more about asynchronous work than one-on-one meetings. 'Because no one else is around, you get to do that sort of on your own agenda or in your own space or time'