3 myths about remote wo rk that just aren’t true

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Take Back Your Life

By and large, many of us are adapting to remote work during the pandemic. But a lot of unflattering myths about what happens when employees work from home have persisted. If you believe the worst assumptions about remote workers, then you might assume they’re an unproductive, disengaged lot. But research says otherwise. Here are a few studies and surveys that have debunked the most common myths about the supposed downsides of remote work. Send it to your boss.

Here's The Deal

When it was released in 1988, “Working Girl” was a megahit, a “corporate Cinderella story” that catapulted Melanie Griffith into stardom. But is it entirely the charming and inspirational story many of us remember? Not quite. Senior reporter Monica Torres sat down to watch the movie again all these years later, and a few things stood out.

Pro Tip:

The real estate market has been on fire lately, so if you’re trying to buy a home in a highly competitive market, you may be tempted to take out a 401(k) loan. This would allow you to access cash for a down payment without going through a credit check or paying an early withdrawal penalty. But is borrowing against your 401(k) as smart as it seems? Maybe not.

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