Work-from-home more prevalent in Bay Area than rest of US and world, surveys show
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Work-from-home more prevalent in Bay Area than rest of US and world, surveys show
""Overwhelmingly we found that those that require employees to come in feel like their policy is very effective; when they request, it's less effective.""
""About 40% of companies... said they had mandated increased in-office days over the previous six months, but only 22% said they planned to boost the number over the following six months.""
Survey results reveal that Bay Area office workers are predominantly working in-office three days a week, primarily on Tuesdays through Thursdays. This marks an increase from the pre-pandemic average of 2.3 days. While about 40% of companies enforced more in-office requirements in the last six months, only 22% intend to increase these mandates further. Larger firms are more inclined to impose additional days. The effectiveness of mandates versus requests for in-office attendance varies, with stricter policies resulting in a stronger perception of effectiveness among employers.
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