New York Fed survey: about half of in-office days spent entirely on Zoom calls or solo work
Key points
- September survey of 1,835 full-time U.S. workers
- About half of in-office days are spent entirely on Zoom calls or solo work
- Authors say entire teams are rarely in the office together
Researchers Natalia Emanuel and Emma Harrington at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York surveyed 1,835 full-time U.S. workers in September and found about half of in-office days are spent entirely on Zoom calls or solo work. They call this "in-office remote work." The authors say entire teams are rarely in the office together.
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