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Will work from home outlast the pandemic? Ford s move suggests it will Share Updated: 2:51 PM MDT Mar 17, 2021 By TOM KRISHER and CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, AP Business Writers Will work from home outlast the pandemic? Ford s move suggests it will Share Updated: 2:51 PM MDT Mar 17, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript What does it take to make an employee happy? Let them work remotely, even after the pandemic. According to a study of 2000 general population Americans conducted by one poll on behalf of Wise Tale, 49% of respondents started a new job within the past year, and 68% of new hires began their new job remotely. Starting a new job can also make you nervous. These are the top things respondents said gave them the first day jitters. 34% said being assigned to difficult tests on the first day, 32% forgetting to mute or unmute themselves on calls, and 26% miss typing or mispronouncing names. But working from home is an advantage for many, and

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