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Remote work does indeed hinder innovation. A large-scale survey by Nature suggests the optimal way to work in the era of working from home

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More and more companies are asking employees to come to the office, but in reality, which is better: working from home or in the office? A large-scale study published in Nature has produced some insights into the way we work.

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Remote work does indeed hinder innovation. A large-scale survey by Nature suggests the optimal way to work in the era of working from home

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