Does Remote Work Boost Productivity? Experts Weigh in [Video]

Remote work has transformed the modern workplace by offering flexibility and reducing commute times for employees.

While evidence suggests it has generally resulted in higher productivity, some studies indicate that working from home can have a negative impact on one’s motivation and creativity.

Employers like Amazon, Disney, and JPMorgan have called their employees back to the office, citing a need for in-person creativity, better opportunities, and stronger workplace culture.

These companies argue that certain tasks, especially those requiring teamwork or brainstorming, are better suited for face-to-face interactions.

This raises the question: Will employees easily adapt to a shift from remote work to hybrid or full-time office schedules, and do they believe that remote working is more efficient than being in the office five days a week?

Newsweek reached out to experts, asking whether remote work boosts productivity or hinders efficiency.

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