- Do the relative costs and benefits depend on the type of work?
- How has the development of new forms of communication and interaction affected the relative costs and benefits?
- Where is the equilibrium wage higher, in a telecommuting job or one that requires the employee to be in an office during work hours?
A blog by Edward Millner for MBA, EMBA, and EMSIS students @ Virginia Commonwealth University.
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
IBM moves from telecommuting to co-locating
This article in qz.com discusses some of the costs and benefits of telecommuting and "co-locating". Co-locating = working together in the same office building. It raises several interesting questions in my mind.
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