Trends In English Language Use In Remote Work Environments: A Comparative Analysis Of Pre- And Post-pandemic Communication

Résumé: The research looks into the trends of the use of the English language in the case of remote work by making a comparison between communication before and after the pandemic. It evaluates essential evolutions in uses of language, tone, and communications for remote workers through a careful review of the literature based on research articles, reports from the industry, and other credible sources. The findings gave evidence that the pandemic has accelerated the adoption of informal language, increased reliance on digital communication tools, and created emerging challenges for clear and effective communication. These changes call for more adaptation of their communication strategies by organizations to the ever-changing linguistic scene of remote work. These findings are important in enhancing productivity and engagement within the post-pandemic workplace.

Publié dans la revue: أطراس