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> data has proven over and over that people can work more productively from home. Citation needed. Not my experience at all.
by RestlessMind 3y ago
> data has proven over and over that people can work more productively from home.
Citation needed. Not my experience at all.
- smileysteve 3y agohttps://healthworkerburnout.com/is-working-from-home-more-productive-here-are-the-facts/ https://healthworkerburnout.com/is-working-from-home-more-pr... Happy workers are more productive, research shows | World Economic Forum (weforum.org) New Survey Shows 47% Increase In Productivity: 3 Things You Must Do When Working From Home (forbes.com) The Ultimate List Of Remote Work Statistics – 2021 Edition (smallbizgenius.net) Remote Workers Are More Productive – businessnewsdaily.com The productivity pitfalls of working from home in the age of COVID-19 | Stanford News Study Finds Productivity Not Deterred by Shift to Remote Work (shrm.org) 66% of U.S. Employees Are Working Remotely at Least Part-Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic (prnewswire.com) *used the first source from the chat response I received from a search engine
- RestlessMind 3y agoDoesn't look like a reliable list at all. No wonder you got it from a chat response which are typically glib but useless. Addressing some of those at random > Happy workers are more productive, research shows doesn't say if WFH increases or decreases overall happiness. So not a citation. > The Ultimate List Of Remote Work Statistics – 2021 Edition (smallbizgenius.net) Haha. It opens with "Remote work is hands down one of the most desirable benefits an employer can offer." Rest of the article is full of biases. > 66% of U.S. Employees Are Working Remotely at Least Part-Time During the COVID-19 Pandemic (prnewswire.com) Doesn't look like the citation at all. Covid was a unique situation where no one had any choice.