Story Highlights
- U.S. workers report working remotely an average of 3.8 days per month
- In 2020, the average was 5.8 days; before the pandemic, it was 2.4
- More work remotely during business hours now than did before pandemic
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That first graph doesn’t make sense. If you’re going into the office 14 days out of 20 you’re not a remote worker.
If there are 20 workdays in a typical month, about how many days out of 20 would you telecommute from home instead of going into your workplace?
Depends really some places consider people who work mostly remote as remote. You’re logically correct though. Someone who works remote 14 days out of 20 is a hybrid worker.
3.8, I thought, that’s really good. Oh… per month… that makes more sense…
kbin users. If you’re wondering why you’re seeing this image, that’s a feature of Kbin. Weird image caching and what not.
Damn I posted some hot shit.
Well, at least it’s not porn this time.
