Party at work like it's 2020: How to celebrate the holidays virtually


The prospect of hosting online holiday parties is so daunting that only 23% of companies are even planning one. — Pixabay

NEW YORK: It may be a remote memory, but the workplace party is back for the holidays. While some companies throw up their hands at the thought, others are planning to celebrate like it's 2020 – in virtual worlds.

"We may be apart, but we do have the technology to create the psychological and emotional experience of being together," said Priya Parker, author of The Art Of Gathering and host of The New York Times podcast Together Apart.

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