TLDR
Report by Gallup stated that employees in the USA who regularly work remotely increased from 39% to 43% of the workforce between 2012 and 2016. In 2016, 57 percent of employees working in computer/information systems spent some of their time working remotely. Remote workers tend to put in long and extended hours and take fewer breaks than conventional office employees. With zero commute and fewer distractions — which eventually lead to more focus and productivity, it’s easy to see why. Remote developers are more inspired, enthusiastic and motivated about their work and give more input as compared to in-office employees.via the TL;DR App
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Written by mayank | Founder & CEO at EngineerBabu.com | Helping Small IT Agencies to Grow Business
