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- A new study looks at the productivity of remote workers versus those in-office.
- It showed that productivity dropped by 18% among a group of workers randomly assigned to WFH.
- More employers are pushing for workers to return to the office in a hybrid role or full-time.
New research shows that people who work from home could be less efficient than their in-office equivalents.
A study published by the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) found that the productivity of workers randomly assigned to work from home was 18% lower than those in the office.