> 35% of all jobs that could be done remotely were being done by people who worked remote full-time—five times as much as before the pandemic I had to read thi

> 35% of all jobs that could be done remotely were being done by people who worked remote full-time—five times as much as before the pandemic I had to read this two times as it’s poorly worded. An any rate, it should be 80% and not 35%. You don’t need to go into an office to make software. There’s something just sinister how employers are handling this as it’s got nothing to do with actual output.