J.R. Whelan

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · What the WFH Revolution Means for the Economy · 13 Dec 2023 podcast

How have those work-from-home trends evolved to today?

Now let's talk about how that has affected people's careers and lifestyles.

Is hybrid work something that people want to do?

Hybrid work has meant a shorter commute for a lot of workers, but an issue that many face is the need for childcare.

What are the long-term effects likely to be on people's finances?

And what will this mean for labor force participation rates?

We've seen companies and employees engaged in several rounds of battles over return to office policies.

How have companies themselves fared as a result of people working from home?

And as more people work from home, technology like Zoom and Google Meet have become everyday tools.

But what other technological changes are we likely to see in the workplace as a result of hybrid work?

For a lot of us, hybrid work and working from home has been an adjustment.

But how is this likely to affect the next several generations of workers?

where hybrid work will be the default and not a transition.

That's Stanford University economics professor Nicholas Bloom.

And that's it for your Money Briefing.

We'll be back tomorrow with WSJ's Rachel Wolf to discuss who to tip and how not to over-tip during the holidays.

This episode was produced by Ariana Osborough with supervising producer Melanie Roy.

I'm J.R.

Whelan for The Wall Street Journal.

Thanks for listening.

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