What a strange new world we find ourselves in.

Working from home, for those who can, is becoming the new norm. It is a huge cultural change for many of us more used to a prescribed structure of being at work by a certain time, leaving at a certain time, regular meetings around which you fit the rest of your work, a quick chat to sort something out as you pass someone’s desk, the often undervalued but vitally important organisational glue of socialisation - asking how someone’s weekend or evening went, how their mother is now or their child, all of these things and more we take for granted when we are in the office, so much the daily fabric of what we do and where we are that we don’t consciously think about it.