Present Data-Driven Arguments

Explain how remote work can boost productivity: Present your employer with studies and statistics that demonstrate how working from home can increase productivity, reduce costs, and enhance employees' satisfaction. Evidence-backed arguments can make a compelling case for work-from-home arrangements.

Explain how remote work can boost productivity: Present your employer with studies and statistics that demonstrate how working from home can increase productivity, reduce costs, and enhance employees' satisfaction. Evidence-backed arguments can make a compelling case for work-from-home arrangements.

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Catherine Castillo
Partner and Director at Codertal, Supertap, Machine Ventures, mykuya
Thu, 05/16/2024 - 03:39

Numerous studies have demonstrated a positive correlation between remote work and productivity. For instance, a comprehensive meta-analysis conducted by Stanford University found that remote workers exhibited a 13% increase in productivity compared to their in-office counterparts. Additionally, a survey conducted by Gallup revealed that remote employees reported higher levels of engagement and job satisfaction, leading to greater productivity levels overall.

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