Nobody has figured out return to office, but Asia is winning the battle

• Asian nations are beating out the US in terms of office occupancy and days worked in-person.
• Americans work 1.4 days from home each week on average, compared to 0.4 days in South Korea.
• This disparity may be due to cultural differences, transportation, and government policies.

Companies worldwide are still trying to figure out whether to adopt an in-person, hybrid, or fully-remote environment. But Asia and Europe are doing a lot better at getting people back in the office than the US.