The survey of 2,630 U.S. adults ages 18 and older, conducted by Harris Interactive and sponsored by TeamViewer — a company that makes online meeting software — found that 5 percent of respondents would get divorceed in order to work from home. The findings were "fairly consistent" across age groups and genders, but not across regions, according to the survey.
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