> 80% of employees could be more productive remote, 18% could have serious issues with productivity My experience has been almost the inverse of this. I wouldn

> 80% of employees could be more productive remote, 18% could have serious issues with productivity My experience has been almost the inverse of this. I wouldn't quite say 80% of people are less productive at home but I'd think at least above half? For various reasons mentioned elsewhere here (disruptive home environment, can't communicate effectively with co-workers remotely, etc). Many people just become very unproductive if they're not physically in the presence of other people being visibly productive. I'd like to see some formal studies into this to get the true split.