The Journal. · Sunday, July 26, 2026
Research on the productivity impact of remote work yields conflicting results. While one early study suggested a significant drop in productivity for a remote company, a similar study on another firm found that remote work actually improved productivity.
“And one early study took a look at a specific company and found that when they were fully remote, they actually were a lot less productive.”
“There is a very similar study about another company that found the exact opposite.”
“That remote work actually improved productivity amongst the company.”