Working From Home Exceeded Most People’s Expectations
Chicago Booth’s Steven J. Davis, and Jose Maria Barrero of the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology, and Stanford’s Nicholas Bloom conducted a survey that revealed that working from home exceeded most people’s expectations, which has led to them wanting to continue working remotely even after the pandemic has ended.
The survey revealed ‘how people spent the time they saved by not commuting to work’, ‘how people perceived the experience’, ‘how people want to proceed post pandemic’, and more. All of the results showed that working from home exceeded most people’s expectations.
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