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Fortune
Preston Fore

Despite growing up as ‘screenagers,’ Gen Z enjoys working behind a screen from home full-time less than any other generation

Young man working from home (Credit: Getty Images—MStudioImages)
  • As companies like JPMorgan Chase, Amazon, and Starbucks ramp up return-to-office plans, Gen Z may be their biggest ally. As the youngest generation of workers fights off loneliness and seeks career progression, they are the least likely to prefer working fully remote, according to a new survey. But that doesn’t mean they hate the idea of working from home altogether—like their millennial coworkers, they’d prefer a hybrid work schedule above all else. 

Gen Z and Jamie Dimon may not have much in common, but they can both relate on one thing at least: they are both not fans of fully-remote work.

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