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  July 06, 2020

  Logistics are key as NYC startup prepares to reopen office

  The future of offices will require “hot desks,” contact tracing, and a volunteer task force run by employees to make sure their colleagues are washing their hands. SquareFoot CEO Jonathan Wasserstrum says he’s bullish on the future of office spaces because his startup helps growing companies find office space. Since COVID-19 hit, his firm has spent the past four months talking to tenants and landlords to figure out what’s next.

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  June 15, 2020

  PPE Kits Are Confidence in a Box for Returning Employees

  Employers should build their safety protocols around what makes employees most comfortable, says Jonathan Wasserstrum, co-founder and CEO of SquareFoot, a commercial real estate brokerage in New York City. Depending on your industry and location, you might not be legally required to provide masks or other safety supplies, but doing so signals that you're being proactive and taking every precaution.

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  May 22, 2020

  The office apocalypse is not here, yet

  “Companies will offer more flexibility to work from home, but people will still want to go to the office. People are social, even introverts,” said Jonathan Wasserstrum, CEO and co-founder of SquareFoot, a New York-based commercial listing and brokerage company.

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  May 19, 2020

  This Office Rental Startup Held a Hackathon to Brainstorm Ways to Return to Work Safely

  As companies start considering how to safely transition employees back into the workplace, one startup is turning the brainstorming into a competition.

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  May 16, 2020

  Millions of Americans continue working from home even as states begin to reopen

  Jonathan Tootell, SquareFoot's NYC Market Lead, speaks with CBS about how remote work mandates have made his workflow harder, and why he looks forward to getting back into the office.

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