How has the Information Revolution changed the nature of work?

A) Employees are less easily distracted by outside influences since they can remain working on the Internet.
B) The importance of the physical space in which work is done has been greatly diminished.
C) Employee compensation has greatly increased.
D) Productivity has declined.

The Information Revolution has enabled many workers to perform their job duties remotely, reducing the importance of physical workspace. This has led to an increase in telecommuting and remote work arrangements. While A may be true for some workers, it is not the case for all. C is not necessarily true for all employees, and D is not supported by evidence and is unlikely given the increased access to tools and resources that the Information Revolution provides.