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The randomized hybrid-WFH study reported an 8% increase in lines of code and 1.8% higher self-assessed productivity. DATASET_RESULT

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Finally, while there was no significant impact of WFH on performance ratings or promotions, lines of code written increased by 8%, and employees' self-assessed productivity was up 1.8%, suggesting a small positive impact.