"Oklahoma ranked 46th on the Work Environment dimension but 15th on Living Environment, producing an overall ranking of 43rd. The methodology emphasizes telecommuting share and household internet access."
"WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo stated, 'Working from home can save people a lot of money on transportation expenses,' highlighting the importance of internet access and living conditions in remote work rankings."
Oklahoma ranks 43rd in a national remote work study, with a weak Work Environment score of 46th and a better Living Environment score of 15th. The study evaluated states based on metrics like telecommuting share, internet costs, and home size. Approximately 12% of full-time employees work fully remote, while 27% follow hybrid schedules. Oklahoma's low ranking is attributed to smaller homes and fewer jobs suitable for remote work, alongside poor internet access, which ranks 49th nationally, affecting comfort and privacy for remote workers.
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