Management Bias Against Remote Work Productivity Despite Evidence
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Summary
Managers often hold a bias that remote work is unproductive, ignoring evidence of increased productivity and dismissing employee experiences. This leads to unnecessary return-to-office mandates and undermines trust, causing frustration and demotivation among remote workers.
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Management perceives remote work as unproductive despite evidence of increased productivity from workers.
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