This installment of What the Experts Think features one of the most influential researchers studying modern work behaviors and their macroeconomic impact in the wake of COVID-19 and The Great Work From Home Experiment of 2020-2021.
Nick Bloom, Stanford economist and co-founder of the Working From Home Research Project, has spent nearly two decades studying productivity, management, and hybrid work dynamics. His data has informed everything from corporate policy to global headlines about the future of work. We drew heavily on his extensive body of research while shaping the core thesis of WORK then PLACE and were honored to have him weigh in on it.
Here’s what he had to say about WORK then PLACE:
A timely and much-needed contribution. WORK then PLACE reframes the debate about work and workplace in a way that resonates with both research and real-world practice.
— Nick Bloom, Stanford University
Bloom’s endorsement underscores one of the central ideas behind WORK then PLACE: that the conversation about work can’t stay theoretical or territorial. To truly evolve how work happens, research and practice must move together—each informing and validating the other.
WORK then PLACE is now available in three (three!!!!) retailers—links available below. We are continuing to roll the book out around the world, so stay tuned if you’re not seeing the book available in your country yet.
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