NY Fed survey: about half of in-office college-educated workers describe their jobs as 'remote'
Key points
- Roughly half of in-office college-educated workers say in-office days are dominated by Zoom and Slack
- Few real interactions with colleagues
- Researchers cited fully remote colleagues, dispersed teams, isolating tools, and weak mandate compliance or enforcement
A New York Fed survey of college-educated workers found roughly half of in-office workers say their in-office days are dominated by Zoom calls and Slack threads with few real interactions, according to CNBC. Researchers cited fully remote colleagues, dispersed teams, isolating tools, and weak mandate compliance or enforcement.
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