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How so? There are still many more people doing fine working from home now than before the pandemic. I would say we probably have enough data to judge that WFH w
by SonOfKyuss 3y ago
How so? There are still many more people doing fine working from home now than before the pandemic. I would say we probably have enough data to judge that WFH works for some jobs/businesses and not others. I don’t think many people expected every business to switch to 100% permanent WFH. The fact that some companies are pulling back doesn’t mean the experiment has failed.