Prior to the pandemic, remote work was seen as a perk, limited to a small percentage of the workforce. However, with the necessity of social distancing, businesses had to rapidly adapt to remote work arrangements, resulting in a significant increase in the number of employees working from home.
Remote work has proven to be effective, with many employees reporting increased productivity and job satisfaction. Freed from commuting, workers have more time to focus on their tasks, resulting in higher output.
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