A shift in the work landscape post-pandemic sees remote work becoming more prevalent, but its adoption varies significantly across industries, job types, and even company cultures.
A new study by Raffaella Sadun, Nick Bloom, Stephen Hansen, Peter John Lambert, Steven J. Davis and Bledi Taska analyzes data from 250 million online job listings from 2019-2023. It revealed some captivating trends: Remote work job postings in the US tripled during this period.
? In Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the UK, such openings increased by at least a factor of five.
? San Francisco, Boston, and New York continue to lead in remote job offerings.
? Some southern US cities, like Miami, are returning to pre-pandemic remote work levels.
? Industries such as finance, insurance, and communications show the highest remote-work shares, particularly in roles that require computer use and education.
? Corporate culture is a major factor in the decision to offer remote work, with wide variations even within the same industry.
Remote work remains an important value proposition for attracting talent, but its successful implementation relies on a firm's ability to integrate remote employees effectively.
Emphasizing the diversity in work arrangements, this data suggests that the future of work is far from a one-size-fits-all model.
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