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These Are the Best and Worst States to Work from Home

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, companies have been forced to rethink their businesses and practices and shift to remote work in order to slow the coronavirus from spreading even further and protect their…

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27 Kentucky

Kentucky has the fourth-highest share of potential workers from home and the third-highest level of cybersecurity in the United States. That being said, you would think Kentucky managed to score more points in terms of work and living environment. In reality, the state landed on an average position and ranked at No. 27.

 

26 Indiana

Working from home can imply many changes to your lifestyle, including how to cope with technology and avoid things that affect your productivity. For telecommuters in Indiana, things seem to be pretty good, considering the state’s overall ranking at no. 26.

 

25 Alabama

Although Alabama has the second-highest share of potential telecommuters, the fact that it has the third-lowest share of population working from home (long before the coronavirus pandemic even started), caused the state’s overall ranking at no. 25.

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