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05/13/2024

Hybrid Work Needs a Performance Review

Rather than a method of work, it has become our lifestyle

Hybrid work is here to stay. It has to. For a start, it was here well before COVID-19, with 7 percent of us working from home. However, due to the pandemic and the proliferation of WFH, our workforce has a sweet tooth-like addiction to hybrid work.

Globally, as of 2023, six in 10 full-time employees want flexible work; if you are in Europe, 66 percent believe WFH should be a legal right. It is nearly an insurmountable task for any business to counter the hybrid proposition.

Flexible working came into our lives with such force, primarily due to imposed health requirements. Recall the days of social distancing, spacing out desks, diligent hand sanitizing and the six-foot distance in queues for morning coffees. Then, the other benefits became obvious; decreased travel time, freedom to adapt to work requirements and, before we knew it, a better work-life balance entered our lives. 

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