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Flexible work arrangements also vary by occupation and role, of course. 89 percent of people employed in computer and mathematical occupations have remote work options while that number drops to just 29 percent for food preparation and production work. Job hunters surveyed prioritize flexible working arrangements behind only pay and career opportunities.<\/p>\n

The online survey queried 25,000 Americans aged 18 and older. But because it was conducted online, McKinsey admits that the survey could be biased against people with lower incomes, less education, and people living in rural areas as these groups tend to be underrepresented on the internet. The firm attempted to overcome any possible bias with weighted models.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n


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