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New IWG Research Reveals How To Seize Hybrid Advantage For Business Growth

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Recognizing the home office as a vital extension of corporate real estate, leading organizations provide substantial stipends for ergonomic setups and annual refreshes to maintain comfort and bandwidth. Newcomers might be matched with both functional and cross-disciplinary mentors, fostering a 360-degree learning loop.

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Design For Human Aspirations To Attract All Generations

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Effective learning and mentoring require physical proximity; remote work can limit these, especially for junior employees, leading to reduced feedback and learning opportunities which impacts organizational competitiveness. This includes increasing demand for flexibility (88%) along with more well-being and ergonomic support.

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The Office Of The Future: How Workspaces Must Adapt For The Hybrid Era

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Traditional office layouts are inadequate for the frequent video calls prevalent in hybrid work modes, necessitating private spaces with good lighting, acoustics, and ergonomics to avoid disruptions. Video calls will inevitably occur during office hours to connect with remote colleagues, clients and others.

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How do you encourage people to spend more time in the office? Here are seven things to consider

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So, key elements to attract employees back to the office include collegiate and social elements (rated highly by respondents), stimulation and creativity (enhanced by face-to-face interactions), variety and encounters (through a variety of office spaces), learning and mentoring (more effective in-person), and a variety of quality settings (e.g.,

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U.S. Federal Report Finds RTO Fails When Compared To Remote Work

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Employers in the GAO study reported halving office footprints and reducing lease expenses when they permanently embraced flexible work models. Hardware costs shrank as companies shifted to hot-desking and home-office stipends rather than fixed cubicles. Finally, ergonomic and mental health considerations rank high.