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Unveiling the Hidden Potentials of Remote Work Productivity

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A 2020 Stanford University study revealed that remote workers were 5% more productive than office-bound counterparts. A survey of 3,000 workers at leading companies like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft discovered that 64% would prefer permanent telecommuting over a $30,000 salary increase. By spring 2022, this figure rose to 9%.

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Want To Stop Employees From Walking Out The Door? Build Them A Career Ladder

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It’s also no surprise to anyone that ever since 2020, the numbers have continued to rise, as employees began to realize that their efforts weren’t being rewarded. Work-life balance, salary and benefits are three other major factors that can influence an employee’s desire to stay or leave a company.

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Hybrid Work: It’s Not a Revolution, it’s a Revelation

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But even pre-COVID, these types of organizational structures were increasingly seen as antiquated, as people recognized the need for different environments depending on the task that was being performed. And even prior to 2020, some organizations were already moving towards a new planning concept known as Activity-Based Working.

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7 Strategies To Attract And Retain Top Talent

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To retain your people in today’s turbulent time, focus on developing your lower and mid-level managers. . That includes remote work: job postings for tech positions that specify remote work continue to rise with a year-to-date rate of 34% compared to 27% in 2021 and 22% in 2020. Clearly, remote work seems here to stay. .

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How Can Office Design Support Multigenerational Collaboration?

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They were poised to say goodbye to college life and enter the workforce as salaried professionals. Then, in March of 2020, “traditional” professional life was forever changed. Certainly, this helps with coordinating tasks and deadlines, but it goes a long way towards managing personal expectations, too.

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How Companies Can Support Moms in–and Returning to—the Workplace

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The pandemic added additional obstacles for parents, with just under half of moms (45%) “not actively working” after the pandemic hit in April 2020, according to the Census Bureau. For some parents, having more than one child may be when childcare becomes more costly than their salary or wages can accommodate.

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How Gen Z is Changing the Workplace — and It Can Benefit Everyone

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As of 2020, this generation counted 67.06 What Data Reveals About Gen Z In a CloudBees survey, 35% of respondents named salary and benefits as the most important factor during their job search. Here are a few highlights: Salaries well above the minimum wage. Avoid micromanagement and toxic work environments. population.

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