In a report released April 10, WalletHub determined the best states for remote work. The site compared the states and Washington D.C., across two dimensions: work environment and living environment. Those dimensions were then evaluated using 12 metrics including cybersecurity, internet cost and share of workers working from home.
Here are the 10 worst states for remote work:
1. Alaska
2. North Dakota
3. Montana
4. Arkansas
5. Mississippi
6. Iowa
7. Hawaii
8. New Mexico
9. South Dakota
10. West Virginia
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