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Stanford study of 3,000 employees reveals stark generational and gender divide in remote work policies A comprehensive new study reveals a significant correlation between CEO demographics and work-from-home policies, with companies led by younger female executives offering substantially more remote work opportunities than those headed by older male CEOs. The research, conducted by Stanford Professor […]

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