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Silicon Valley was one of the first regions to go fully remote when the coronavirus pandemic began. Now, many of the tech industry’s most prominent companies are slowly making plans to bring workers back.  Anxiety over returning to the office is very real. Last week, Blind, an anonymous community

Anxiety over returning to the office is very real. Blind, an anonymous community of verified professionals with 4 million+ users, began running a survey gauging if professionals were anxious about returning to the office and why. 65% of professionals on Blind are anxious about the office reopening, according to results.

The American tech industry has been traditionally dominated by cities like San Francisco, New York and Seattle, where the world’s largest tech companies are based. What makes a great tech hub? Factors vary from city to city, but— hotspots do not simply sprout out of the ground without certain

The widespread availability of Covid-19 vaccines could mean workers are returning to the office sooner than expected.  Like the transition to fully remote work a year ago, the transition back has many obstacles. One of which is, do employees even want to go back? On Blind, an anonymous professional

As companies begin to announce their reopening dates, employees are expecting more pet-friendly offices post-COVID. On Blind, the anonymous professional network, we learned that 35% of professionals got a pet during the pandemic. The survey, which ran from 3.30-4.20 and had 4,300 responses, shed

Google, one of the first major U.S. companies to send employees home last year because of the coronavirus, is setting new remote work guidelines as it speeds up plans to get staffers back to the office. Blind, the largest anonymous professional network has been following office closings and reopenings

Some managers just don’t believe that “working from home” means doing real work. On Blind, the largest anonymous professional network, we learned that the pandemic had adverse effects on managerial relationships, micromanaging, and communication issues. Blind asked 2,300 professionals on 3.29-3.31 what their experiences with