This is the final post in a series about a study on the post-pandemic travel patterns of remote tech workers. See the original research proposal, a set of early findings, or the deeper statistical analysis that led to these takeaways and conclusions. You could also just watch a 3-minute condensed presentation of all of this, … Continue reading Conclusions from the Tech Remote Work Survey

Building on the early findings from a survey of over 900 tech industry employees, five key insights have been derived through a series of regression-based analyses. They answer long-standing questions such as "what will make workers finally return to the office?" and "is there really a mass exodus happening from Silicon Valley?". Warning: this post … Continue reading Further Analysis from the Tech Remote Work Survey

Last month, I launched a survey for employees in the tech sector designed to illuminate trends in travel patterns during this era of widespread remote work. It asked participants to share details about their work and non-work trips, as well as potential interest in relocation. Here I will share some early findings, though keep in … Continue reading Early Findings from the Tech Remote Work Survey

If you work in tech (whether you're in the Bay Area or have moved on elsewhere!), please take this brief and anonymous survey about your new travel habits in the remote work era: https://sjsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bkOb4L4LLfoAjVY Once you're finished, it would be greatly appreciated if you could also share the survey link with your coworkers! For reference, … Continue reading Tech Remote Work Study