Remote work costs more than you thought 

Employers actually pay a lots when their remote workers are engaged in non-work-related activities during work hours. Hybrid work can help.

Since this epidemic has continued for a long time, people are used to working remotely. 

However, a new study by software company OSlash shows that remote work actually costs more than you might think. The report surveyed 800 remote workers and 200 business leaders. 

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What equipment do hybrid workers need in 2023?

To help companies prepare, we’ve summarized the 5 must-have items that every hybrid remote worker should have in their starter kit.

Today, many entrepreneurs point out that hybrid work is a major trend in the future, such as Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co said 40 percent of his staff will work in a hybrid model in the future.    

The telecommunications and technology giant Telstra’s study in 2022 reported that digital transformation can help businesses in the Asia Pacific (APAC) to optimization of hybrid work.  

The hybrid work experience of your workers can be made or broken by their workplace equipment. For instance, a difficult hot desking tool can make it difficult to enter the office. However, a fantastic one can make choosing a desk and a seat next to coworkers exciting for your staff members.

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Stanford economist tells what can be learned from the winners of hybrid plans 

Stanford economist reveal the secret of hybrid plan winners among all enterprises: Organized hybrid and Social work.

Recently, lots of the reports done by different universities and consulting agencies told us it must implement hybrid work as it is the future working method.

However, only a few companies have been able to execute a seamless hybrid plan that everyone’s happy with, while others are still confused in implement hybrid working. 

A Stanford economist told us that the major factor to make a hybrid working successful is “Organized hybrid“.

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Most professional women prefer hybrid and remote work

McKinsey and Lean In recent report reveal that female professionals prefer flexible work more than males. Here explains.

McKinsey and Lean In’s Women in the Workplace 2022 report reveals that Women leaders are significantly more likely than men leaders to leave their jobs.

They either desire greater freedom or want to work for an organization that is more dedicated to diversity, equity, and inclusion as well as the well-being of its employees.

Over the last two years, these factors have only become more meaningful to women leaders. If companies don’t take action in response to these trends,
they’re at risk of losing more women leaders.

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Why are some people against hot desking? And what should employers do about it?

With recent research on hot desking, expert explains how demonstrates how companies can implement a flexible approach to office space that benefits all parties.

Rapid technological improvements, workers’ demands for greater flexibility, and the Covid epidemic have all contributed to recent organizational policy changes that have opened up workspaces and their conventional uses for them.

However, some of people seem not favorable about the new flexible workspace arrangement such as hot desking.

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Over 10,000 People Indicate That Hybrid Working Has Helped Office Culture To Get Better, According To Financial Times

Hybrid working seems the new way for office, but businesses require bold thinking for office design.

Financial Times recently raised a poll on LinkedIn about office culture and hybrid working: “As Covid-19 restrictions have eased, do you feel that office culture has changed for the better?“.

More than 20,000 people have voted and 55% of them agreed that hybrid working had helped office culture to become better.

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Meta reduces its office space as its hybrid work transitions 

Meta decides to implement hybrid work and allows most of its employees are continuing to work from home.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, decides to implement hybrid work and allows most of its employees are continuing to work from home. Meta plans to reduce the rent and operation costs by decreasing its office space

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Blooming co-working and hot desking space in Singapore now

This article shows you the benefits of co-working space and why it should work with hot desking.

  • Some studies found that Singaporeans prefer to work with flexible working arrangements, such as hot desking.
  • Co-working is one of the best choices for hybrid work as it can work with hot desking.
  • There are a variety of co-working offices in Singapore that provide different kinds of welfare. 
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Leaders Now Have Hybrid Work ‘Productivity Paranoia’, according to Microsoft

Recent research from Microsoft on the situation of hybrid work identified a significant problem with business executives’ trust.

Recent research from Microsoft on the situation of hybrid work: “Hybrid work is just work. Do We Have It Wrong? “, identifies a significant problem with business executives’ trust.

85% of executives have “productivity paranoia”, and find it challenging to have faith in their workers’ productivity due to the transition to hybrid work.

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Businesses are more assured about obtaining hybrid work, by Thales

84% of IT professionals now have faith in their user access security technologies to facilitate secure remote work.

According to a recent study from cybersecurity company Thales, businesses are feeling more confident about securing hybrid operations post-pandemic.

Up from 56% in 2021, 84% of IT professionals now have some level of faith in their user access security technologies to facilitate secure remote work.

Concerns among IT professionals regarding remote work security threats dropped from 39% in 2021 to 31% in 2022.

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