Popular among early stage startups and outsourced contractors, remote working has gained traction in the entrepreneurial space over the last decade due to its context specific and inherent benefits such as cost cutting, time vs task-splitting and avoiding the early morning traffic.

The Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown forced many organisations to reassess how they conduct their business operations, raising the question as to whether centralised facilities (like a head-office) are still necessary in today’s landscape.