Thanks for the response. I wonder how many of the 1/3 in the first article can be done fully remote, i.e. without needing to come in once or twice a week, which

Thanks for the response. I wonder how many of the 1/3 in the first article can be done fully remote, i.e. without needing to come in once or twice a week, which might make moving out of the city less attractive. The uniform distribution seems strong too... at $50m revenue it feels like you're looking at big businesses which have a lot more leeway for offering remote positions. How many of the 130m jobs belong to such big businesses? It all seems pretty hard to predict.