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

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Quarterly five-minute pulse surveys can uncover where staff work best, which rituals feel redundant, and what tools would genuinely sharpen their focus. Designing these policies is a collaborative effort, involving cross-functional working groups, employee surveys, and pilot programs to test and refine approaches before a full rollout.

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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. A Pew survey noted that 36% of respondents claimed teleworking reduced their opportunities for mentorship.

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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. And in study after study, surveys highlight noise and distractions as one of the top complaints about open offices.

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Cultivating Optimism Could Be The Ultimate Game Changer In Your Workplace

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Optimism Champions: Promote mentors and role models drawn from all levels of the organization. Comfortable and healthy workspaces: Equip workplaces with wellness elements such as ergonomic furniture, biophilic features, and thoughtful office design.

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Move Beyond Cubicles To Craft Future-Ready Workplaces

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The people side of culture-building requires active participation from leaders, mentors, and human resources. Physical proximity to these mentors can offer younger associates access to professional knowledge that can be challenging, if not impossible, to replicate in virtual environments.

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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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GAOs analysis of a mid-2021 global survey found teleworkers saved an average of 55 minutes per day by ditching their commute. New hires receive welcome kits, paired mentors and checkin schedules that nurture connection from day one. Finally, ergonomic and mental health considerations rank high. Employees benefit as well.