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The New York Times published an article about a research on remote work that contains interesting data to supplement the knowledge acquired after the REMAKING survey
The research highlights that younger workers face significant career disadvantages when working remotely — including less mentoring, fewer advancement opportunities, and higher unemployment — which is why many of them are returning to the office despite generally preferring flexible work.