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According to research by Stanford University economist Nicholas Bloom, approximately 28% of working days among U.S. knowledge workers in 2023 were completed remotely, far higher than the pre-pandemic figure of 5%.
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远程办公时代，技术从业者为何渴望回归城市生活
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