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Jack Dorsey’s Twitter and Square have both said employees can work from home “forever.” Google and Facebook have told employees they can work from home until the end of 2020. A new CNBC|SurveyMonkey Workforce Survey shows that over 25% of tech sector workers prefer permanent remote work. If this happens, it could cause a brain drain from other industries, a consolidation of talent at a few top tech companies, and a decrease in average salaries.... CNBCThe next Silicon Valley exodus: Over 25% of tech sector wants permanent work from homeLaura Wronski, research science manager, and Jon Cohen, chief research officer, SurveyMonkey
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Jack Dorsey’s Twitter and Square have both said employees can work from home “forever.” Google and Facebook have told employees they can work from home until the end of 2020. A new CNBC|SurveyMonkey Workforce Survey shows that over 25% of tech sector workers prefer permanent remote work. If this happens, it could cause a brain drain from other industries, a consolidation of talent at a few top tech companies, and a decrease in average salaries.... CNBCThe next Silicon Valley exodus: Over 25% of tech sector wants permanent work from homeLaura Wronski, research science manager, and Jon Cohen, chief research officer, SurveyMonkey
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- Jack Dorsey’s Twitter and Square have both said employees can work from home “forever.”
- Google and Facebook have told employees they can work from home until the end of 2020.
- A new CNBC|SurveyMonkey Workforce Survey shows that over 25% of tech sector workers prefer permanent remote work.
- If this happens, it could cause a brain drain from other industries, a consolidation of talent at a few top tech companies, and a decrease in average salaries....
The next Silicon Valley exodus: Over 25% of tech sector wants permanent work from home
Laura Wronski, research science manager, and Jon Cohen, chief research officer, SurveyMonkey