Since President Donald Trump mandated remote and partially remote federal workers all must return to their offices, thousands of employees across the country have been figuring out how to navigate new commutes, seating arrangements and a lack of supplies as basic as toilet paper and legal pads while still getting their work done.
One effect of all this, many federal employees tell WIRED, is that they are traveling long distances to spend all of their time in virtual meetings.
"I don't directly work with anyone in the office that I am going into," one employee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) told WIRED. "So, I show up and sit on [Microsoft] Teams calls."
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