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I can't get past the paywall, but commute traffice where I live is near pre-pandemic-levels suggesting a significant amount of non-WFH is going on; so I'm curio
by majormajor 3y ago
I can't get past the paywall, but commute traffice where I live is near pre-pandemic-levels suggesting a significant amount of non-WFH is going on; so I'm curious if there are specific stats pulled in the article pointing to increased productivity from just the WFH cohort vs the economy as a whole?
- ghaff 3y agoMy drives into Boston for work when I go suggest that traffic is at least as bad as ever. (Although commuter rail on the rare occasions when I do, seems distinctly below pre-pandemic levels.) But overall things seem to be a lot closer to the before-times than not even if people who live in the city have some influence (though if I had an easy walking or public transit commute I'd go into the office a lot more).