As long as proximity bias is a thing—and in most cases, it is—going into the office will provide an edge for workers looking to get ahead.
That’s partly because the top benefits of coming into work are what they’ve always been, finds the latest report from WFH Research: Personal interactions that are hard to replicate, mainly collaboration, instruction, and socializing. (On the other side of the coin, remote work means saved time, money, and peace and quiet.)
