Does 'working from home' affect your performance?

Feb. 25, 2013: Following the expert advice of several interior designers, this cubicle at a Thornton, Colo., business was styled using a bold fabric pattern on the facing cubicle wall and black-and-white patterned contact paper on an upper cabinet and various accessories. (AP)

Yahoo recently told its 14,500 employees that they must stop working from home. In a memo from the company's Human Resources department declared, "We need to be one Yahoo!, and that starts with physically being together." Do you perform better when you are physically at work?

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