Google has reportedly saved as much as $1 billion over the past year, after deploying a remote or "work-from-home" set up due to the coronavirus pandemic that has threatened its infection via socialization. This led to the conceptualization and consideration of a Hybrid work setup for the Mountain View giant, which would have less volume than its 100 percent operations.
Now that vaccines have rolled out and are nearing the completion of the two-booster shots against COVID-19, Google has claimed that it would soon go back to having people buy its offices later this year. However, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Ruth Porat said that Google has been looking into a "hybrid" work setup that would decrease the number of people reporting on-site.
During the first quarter of 2021, Google has shown a record-high of its profits that have risen despite the many hindrances during the pandemic. The company's performance has been boosted due to its search engine and advertisements that resulted from the public looking into travel destinations after this pandemic.
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Written by Isaiah Alonzo
