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Want to Work From Home Forever? These 25 Companies Will Let You. Remote work remains popular among employees — and many employers are listening.

By Amanda Breen

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Remote work, initially a pandemic necessity, has become the norm for many companies across the U.S.

While some notable corporations don't fully support remote work — and certain people don't think it's the future we should embrace — many others do. A recent compilation from FlexJobs reveals some of those that have given the green light to permanent work-from-home jobs.

Related: Remote Work Is Here to Stay: Are You Ready for the New Way of Life?

There's a good reason for it, too.

Remote work has remained a popular model among employees: According to a McKinsey survey, 80 million Americans engage in remote work, with 87% of those who are given the option taking advantage of it — spending three days per week working from home, on average.

Related: 5 Tips for Managing High-Performing Teams (Remotely!)

Here's FlexJobs' list of 25 companies adopting remote options for the long term.

1. 3M

2. Airbnb

3. Aquent

4. Atlassian

5. AWeber Communications

6. Blackbaud

7. Capita plc

8. Coinbase

9. Dropbox

10. Fujitsu

11. HubSpot

12. LogMeIn

13. Lyft

14. Meta Platforms

15. Okta

16. Quora

17. Reddit

18. SAP

19. Shopify

20. Slack

21. Spotify

22. Square, Inc.

23. Twitter

24. Upwork

25. Vista

Amanda Breen

Entrepreneur Staff

Senior Features Writer

Amanda Breen is a senior features writer at Entrepreneur.com. She is a graduate of Barnard College and received an MFA in writing at Columbia University, where she was a news fellow for the School of the Arts.

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