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		TimPC on March 25, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: 37% of jobs in the United States can be performed ... Depends what you're using the WFH number for. If you want to extend it to an argument about being able to live substantially further from a job then needing to meet a GC on site some of the time is a dealbreaker. I think it's fair to say to call the job as a whole a WFH job it needs to be 100% remote. That's not to say non-WFH jobs can't have some remote time.

kube-system on March 25, 2022 [–]

My office has people who live across the country and work 95% remote, and hop on a few flights per year when they're needed. Is that not WFH?

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