Where managers and employees disagree the most about remote work 

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Recent surveys conducted by Harvard Business Review suggest that managers and employees disagree profoundly about remote work, with managers believing it harms productivity and workers believing the opposite.  The crux of this difference in attitude may be commuting: Employees tend to include commuting time in their mental calculation, and think not having to commute counts

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