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There’s a different explanation on why WFH has increased productivity: it has expanded the labor pool available to employers beyond the geographic confines of w
by BenFranklin100 3y ago
There’s a different explanation on why WFH has increased productivity: it has expanded the labor pool available to employers beyond the geographic confines of workers within a ~ 1 hour physical commute. That is, employers and employees can more easily find mutually beneficially matches.
I think this is main factor driving increased productivity, not that WFH is inherently more productive.
- randomdata 3y agoAlthough it would be surprising if WFH weren't inherently more productive given that it provides so many more productivity optimization opportunities.