A Stanford Professor Says Working From Home Makes You Happier and More Efficient. There's Just 1 Catch
Here's what the science says about the idea of not going to the office. Plus 7 other things that I think you'll like to read today.
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Are you better off going to an office or working from home? For the first time, there’s some solid academic research on the subject, led by a Stanford economics professor.
Short answer: Employees who could work from home reported higher satisfaction and did their jobs more efficiently.
But there's also a big asterisk on that conclusion--one that might ma…
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