Pinning their hopes on work-from-home ‘refugees’

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Companies offering shared-office space are hopeful of new business after the Covid-19 shutdown ends.PETALING JAYA: With business activities allowed to resume after seven weeks of the Covid-19 shutdown, several owners of “co-working spaces” – or shared-office centres – are pinning their hopes on people seeking flexible ways of working. Tan Sung Lin, who owns Nomad Malaysia, expected renewed demand for shared office space, especially from those in digital businesses, as more startups had been established during the movement control order “such as e-commerce, tech startups, micro F&B and logistics”. Tan said the work-from-home culture would not lead to a collapse of demand for office space because the people could not take to work from home over a long period of time, according to many studies. “I have yet to meet anyone who has successfully been able to work from home. Even tho…