Most people working from home due to the coronavirus wouldn't be disappointed if the change were permanent, a new HuffPost/YouGov survey finds.
But is a fully remote workforce what American professionals actually want? Although many American workers would be excited or relieved by the permanent switch to remote work, not everyone would be pleased, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov
Among those who said the question applied to them, 38% said a mix of working from home and working from the office was preferred, 26% said they wanted to work from home all the time, 27% said they wanted to work from the office all the time, and 9% were not sure what they’d pick. Many people who were driven from their workplaces by the coronavirus pandemic say they wouldn’t mind too much if working from home became the new normal. When asked how they would feel if their employer told them to work from home permanently, more said they would welcome the change than not.
Of those working from home due to the pandemic, just 15% say they’re communicating better with co-workers, with 31% saying their ability to communicate has worsened. The rest say that their level of communication hasn’t much changed, that they’re not sure, or that the question doesn’t apply.
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