The 8 least-friendly cities for teleworking
San Francisco, New York, and Chicago all made this dubious list. Did your city make it (or is it among the best places for teleworkers)?
But that doesn’t mean that everyone embraces the practice.
Microsoft recently surveyed 4,500 information workers to determine which cities are the worst when it comes to teleworking. The survey results factor in company policy and attitudes toward working remotely, as well as pet peeves among employees who work in the office. It focused on 15 major metropolitan areas nationwide.
Here are the eight least-friendly cities:
8. San Francisco
7. Houston
6. Minneapolis
5. New York
4. Philadelphia
3. Los Angeles
2. Detroit
1. Chicago
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