As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to rage, many companies are still operating remotely to contain the spread of the disease. Nevertheless, as vaccination efforts continue to ramp up, some organizations are now bringing back employees to the traditional office.
Last March 27, a Blind user conducted a pop-up poll asking people if they would quit if work from home arrangements are ended by their employers. In general, more than one-third (35%) of respondents said they would quit if WFH ended while 54% said they would not. 11% of the respondents stated that they had negotiated a WFH setup forever.
The survey included large samples for employees at some of the largest tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Apple, and more. Here are the results:
Amazon (424 respondents)
- <li>43% would quit if WFH ends</li><li>51% would NOT quit</li><li>5% had negotiated WFH indefinitely</li>
Microsoft (177 respondents)
Google (154 respondents)
Amazon (424 respondents):
- 43% would quit if WFH ends
- 51% would NOT quit
5% had negotiated WFH indefinitely
Microsoft (177 respondents)
- 27% would quit if WFH ends
- 62% would NOT quit
- 11% had negotiated WFH indefinitely
Google (154 respondents)
- 31% would quit if WFH ends
- 64% would NOT quit
- 5% had negotiated WFH indefinitely
Apple (96 respondents)
- 28% would quit if WFH ends
- 67% would NOT quite
- 5% had negotiated WFH indefinitely
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