Quelle: Wie Remote-Arbeit seit Covid gewachsen – und geschrumpft ist.
Datenquelle: 1-Jahres-Schätzungen der American Community Survey.
Verwendete Tools: Python (Censusdis, Pandas, Plotly-Pakete).
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Quelle: Wie Remote-Arbeit seit Covid gewachsen – und geschrumpft ist.
Datenquelle: 1-Jahres-Schätzungen der American Community Survey.
Verwendete Tools: Python (Censusdis, Pandas, Plotly-Pakete).
Von Fresh-Orange-8811
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Source: [How Remote Work Has Grown — and Shrunk — Since Covid](https://arilamstein.com/blog/2026/05/18/how-remote-work-has-grown-and-shrunk-since-covid/).
Data source: American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates.
Tools used: Python (censusdis, pandas, plotly packages).
How does this handle hybrid workers?
Thank you for not making this a time lapse.
gladly one of those that will never go back to office.
Working from home exclusively is not as awesome as I thought it would be.
Interesting. I’m very surprised that remote work has decreased only about 24% since the covid peak.
Most of my WFH friends barely work. They have young kids they watch instead of paying for daycare. They do laundry and grocery shop. It’s a bit of a joke, but they make less so it’s not worth the leap.
The WFH crowd will downvote it to oblivion but the rest of us know yall are just plodding along with minimal productivity. Like the graph shows, it’ll keep going away and those jobs will be the first to go with AI followed by remoters boohooing about lack of work since they moved to LCOL spots where the only job is a sheetz or park ranger gig.
Hmmm. I would have thought more than 25M out of a country of 330M work from home given my social circle. I guess that’s the problem with small sample size.
can we project a long-term stable point/range
Im often suspicious that someone’s got an ulterior motive when they put the x-axis somewhere else than y=0.