“I need that meeting with Mercer set for some time next week. The earlier, the better. Make it happen, Cody.”
I nodded, making a note in the app I had up on the second screen, then turned my attention back to my boss. Having a Zoom meeting every morning was not ideal, but we’d made it work since almost the beginning of the year. Josiah Campbell cared about his employees more than he did about making money, but since he cared a great deal about that, too, he’d found a way for us to all keep working remotely.
“If he insists on face to face, you know my requirements,” Mr. Campbell said, his voice a little weary. The fact was, Mr. Campbell had thrived in the virtual world and realized he could get a lot more done.
The world had already been leaning toward a more fully virtual workplace. Our
