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Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2018 12:31:03 -0500

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Christopher Dimaria ' 454 N Schenley Ave Youngstown Oh 44509-1829

it's a huge benefit to allow employees to work remotely. Sure, people who are allowed to telecommute save money, time, and energy not having to commute into an office&mdash;not to mention gaining some serious work-life balance. But on the flip side, employers stand to gain a tremendous amount when they let their workers telecommute, too. For both employers and employees, telecommuting is most definitely a win/win. A decade ago, working from home may have seemed like a distant dream.

Would the performance of employees actually improve if companies let them stay home? Professor Bloom, defend your research. Bloom: The results we saw at Ctrip blew me away. Ctrip was thinking that it could save money on space and furniture if people worked from home and that the savings would outweigh the productivity hit it would take when employees left the discipline of the office environment. Instead, we found that people working from home completed 13.5% more calls than the staff in the office did&mdash;meaning that Ctrip got almost an extra workday a week out of them.

They had tried it and figured out that it wasn't right for them. But the company still ended up with the best, most motivated home-based workforce. I can see managers resisting these findings because it's harder to feel in control of remote workers. It's in middle management where there's resistance. How do you overcome that? One of the reasons Ctrip did its experiment was to persuade some skeptical managers that flexible work arrangements wouldn't hinder business performance&mdash;to have data that proved the case. I tell executives all the time to exploit natural opportunities&mdash;for example, severe weather that prevents people from getting to the office&mdash;to measure how productive employees can be at home.