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Photo credit   If you are one of those regular day time workers whose work routine turns 360 degrees during a pandemic then I bet, more than the challenges, you definitely gained some  skills during the time. Here are some few skills we think people have acquired the past 2 years: Technical Skills  When everyone was sent home and had to work remotely, one thing employees for sure miss is having the IT people...