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I follow Leesman, a UK-based consultancy focused on employee experience, and they do really in-depth research. Some of their work lines up nicely with my coverage, including their latest study on home working. First wave results were recently shared, and with permission, I’ve put together a post with a few key findings. There’s a lot of data here, and the basic narrative is that there are some things better about working from home, and others that are better in the office.

At some point sooner than later, IT - and management - will have to make important decisions about whether to keep WFH going, or to revert to some form of pre-pandemic work spaces onsite. The rub, of course, is that some home workers may kinda like the new normal, and getting them back won’t be a simple ask. That’s my setup, and for the rest, I hope you read my No Jitter post, running now on their site. As always, comments and sharing are welcome.