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I don't know what percent of jobs could really be WFH. Not everyone is a programmer. Do we really expect healthcare, education, construction, transportation to
by fasthands9 4y ago
I don't know what percent of jobs could really be WFH. Not everyone is a programmer. Do we really expect healthcare, education, construction, transportation to shift to WFH?
I also believe that WFH increases total miles driven because people are more willing to move to rural areas where driving to do anything is longer.