After a shaky start, 2021 eventually proved to be hugely successful for many firms thanks to a late deal surge. But firms are still grappling with the remote working debate and, of course, the pay war.
December 15, 2021 at 12:01 AM
8 minute read
Paris Correspondent
Brussels Correspondent
Correspondent, Düsseldorf
In early 2021, the tone was set by the strife created in 2020: a year most would like to forget. Europe was awash with the struggles of adjusting to the “new normal” as the situation wrought by COVID-19 remained precarious as markets struggled to adjust to life under lockdown.
But things were to change dramatically.
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