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Yes, it's hard to separate the effects of remote work from the effects of... everything else. Also the fact that it was a dramatic change overnight, so people
by Viliam1234 6y ago
Yes, it's hard to separate the effects of remote work from the effects of... everything else.
Also the fact that it was a dramatic change overnight, so people can no longer follow their old habits, but didn't have enough time to develop new habits. For example, it is possible to exercise in a gym, and it is also possible to exercise at home, but people who used to exercise regularly in a gym are probably exercising less now, because their habits have been broken.
Not just habits. For example, I have a standing desk at my job, but I didn't have one at home. It took me some time to reorganize my desk, so that I can use the computer comfortably while standing. Then my kids complained, because it was too high for them. It took some time to adapt to the new situation.