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The title is rather ambiguous: evidence that RTO mandates do not increase firm performance is not evidence that returning to office is useless. > we do not fin
by bnegreve 3y ago
The title is rather ambiguous: evidence that RTO mandates do not increase firm performance is not evidence that returning to office is useless.
> we do not find significant changes in firm performance in terms of profitability and stock market valuation after the RTO mandates.
- Finnucane 3y agoMy office is on a hybrid schedule and so far it's worked out pretty well. I think for a lot of people it's not a question of whether wfh or the office is 'better', but being able to have some flexibility to suit their own circumstances.