Survey: Remote workers report increased productivity
Fifty percent of the U.S. workforce will soon be working remotely, Forbes reported recently.
Since employers strive to achieve specific goals and (most of them) turn profits, there must be some advantage to having all those scattered employees in pajamas tapping away on their laptops. Otherwise the captains of industry would put the kibosh on the practice.
A new survey by TSheets by Quickbooks of 500 remote workers in the United States suggests why the practice is growing, even as it presents so
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