Tech reliability while working from home during COVID-19 in Mexico 2020

The transition to home office as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has exposed how technology remains unreliable when confronted with major changes in consumption. According to a survey conducted in Mexico in 2020, 28 percent of respondents working from home during the COVID-19 outbreak said their broadband connection kept dropping out. Video conference and voice call platforms also presented issues, with more than 20 percent of those surveyed reporting calls dropping. Even with these challenges, most Mexicans working remotely stated having lower levels of stress than when in the office.

新冠疫情（COVID-19）大流行导致居家办公模式的转变，暴露了技术在面临消费结构重大变革时仍显脆弱的一面。根据2020年在墨西哥进行的一项调查，疫情期间在家办公的受访者中有28%表示其宽带连接时常中断。视频会议和语音通话平台亦存在诸多问题，超过20%的受访者反映通话时常中断。尽管面临这些挑战，大多数远程工作的墨西哥人表示，相较于在办公室工作，他们的压力水平有所降低。