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Steady as She Goes: Remote Work Benefits Daily Goal Progress Through Reduced Energy Variability
As the prevalence and allowance of remote and hybrid work evolves, research has shown consistently mixed findings about how work location is related to worker energy and perceptions of daily performance. We aim to resolve this ambiguity by integrating affective events theory with ideas about emotion
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