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Something a lot of comments here seem to be missing: lots of people (anecdotally I would say it's most people) prefer an office to working remotely. So companie
by sanderjd 6y ago
Something a lot of comments here seem to be missing: lots of people (anecdotally I would say it's most people) prefer an office to working remotely. So companies that don't offer remote work will limit their hiring pool a bit, but remote-only companies will also limit their hiring pool by turning off people who want to go into an office.
- rurp 6y agoSure but before the pandemic probably 99% of office jobs were onsite. If 15% of workers prefer remote while only 1% of companies operate that way, being remote will be a competitive advantage for companies that do it for the foreseeable future.
- sanderjd 6y agoAgreed, I do think there will be a lot of rebalancing going on. Though I think your numbers are a bit off; this was already a phenomenon pre-pandemic, though I do agree that it will accelerate.