shows one in four employees would rather keep working remotely full-time. but the question now is whether their bosses will let them. >> i don't know how to remove it. >> reporter: from videoconferencing mishaps and zoom fatigue to sweatpants and an easy commute, many americans have found working from home a mixed blessing. some eager to go back. others feeling a little like this. >> no, god! >> reporter: bloomberg reporting a survey of a thousand adults showed 39% would consider quitting if their employees were not flexible about remote work. and some may not be. some high profile bosses recently suggested they're looking for employees to be in the office, like the head of jp morgan chase who says he's ready to say so long to video chats for good. >> i'm about to cancel my video meetings. i'm done with it. >> reporter: in d.c., the staff of "the washingtonian" magazine
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