Anay is an Analytics Engineer at Envoy, where he helps scale the analytics infrastructure to enable data-driven insights in the workplace. In his spare time, Anay enjoys playing and watching sports, with a particular passion for soccer—having coached an amateur team and covered several major tournaments and matches in the US as a credentialed journalist.
More people are heading back to the office in 2025—but the return isn’t one-size-fits-all. Envoy’s latest workplace data shows that large companies and collaboration-heavy industries are leading the RTO charge. From tech to consumer goods, and from enterprise to mid-size teams, the way people return is as varied as the workplaces themselves.
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