Nate
It’s no secret—remote work is just better. Research backs it up. A Stanford study found that remote workers are 13% more productive than those in an office. A Gallup survey reported that 91% of remote employees want to keep working from home, citing better work-life balance, fewer distractions, and less burnout.
And let’s be real—who wouldn’t want to skip the daily commute, avoid office drama, and take an actual lunch break instead of inhaling a sad desk salad? Remote jobs allow people to work in sweatpants, control their own schedules, and actually get things done without a coworker randomly stopping by to “circle back” on something pointless.
A recent Threads discussion asked remote workers to share the best perks of working from home, and the responses prove what we all already knew—office life just can’t compete.
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