The Hidden Story: People Want To Come To Office
11% of US workers would prefer to work full-time in the office, and 62% said they’d like to spend at least some time there. More than half (51%) of managers are also confident their employees would be keen to return to the office full-time.
The motivations may vary – some long for the sociability of the office, while others prefer a clear boundary between work and home.
Companies will need to work out how to accommodate the needs of people who want to be in offices as well as those who don’t, as they map out their post-pandemic working models.
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