It's too bad the chart doesn't show what things looked like before COVID. You can see a bit of it here. [1]
It looks like we're now about halfway back down from the peak, in terms of percent of the work day spent at home. I'd be interested to know what the distribution looks like; are there more people who are home all the time, or lots more who are home part of the time? Are the changes at all types of companies, or do some companies allow lots of WFH and others allow much less?
Telling that this has 7 points and no comments. Sort of proves the author's thesis that start-ups have fully integrated this and their business culture will be a dominant business culture in 10-15 years as they become medium and large businesses.
It looks like we're now about halfway back down from the peak, in terms of percent of the work day spent at home. I'd be interested to know what the distribution looks like; are there more people who are home all the time, or lots more who are home part of the time? Are the changes at all types of companies, or do some companies allow lots of WFH and others allow much less?
1: https://wfhresearch.com/