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Hybrid Work

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What is Hybrid Work?

Today, hybrid work is an accepted business model. It is a flexible approach that supports a blend of in-office, remote, and on-the-go mobile workers. It offers employees flexibility and the option to work from anywhere they can be productive. With a hybrid model, team members can migrate between locations depending on their needs.

The hybrid work model can take different forms depending on your organization and the work you do. To adapt, you must adopt the technology to keep your remote team safe, productive, and engaged.

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Common Hybrid Work Challenges

Here are some challenges businesses face when adopting a hybrid work model:

Employee Isolation

While many employees enjoy the flexibility that hybrid work offers, many say they sometimes feel isolated or disconnected. New methods of communication, including real-time video conferencing, can help bridge the gap.

Heightened Cyber Risks

Cyber attacks and related pitfalls like lost data are more likely when working and communicating remotely. Companies need to stay on top of software updates, password management, and techniques like multi-factor authentication to lower risks. Create a remote technology strategy.

Difficulty Maintaining Productive Routines

Work-life integration comes with its own set of challenges for both employees and managers. Companies need to establish new arrangements that satisfy communication and the personal lives of teammates, which creates a newly added layer of work.

40

of companies reported an increase in cyberattacks since enabling remote working.

57

of workers surveyed would consider leaving their company if they had to return to the office full-time.

95

of knowledge workers want to return to the office part-time for activities, like team building, collaboration, and connection to peers.

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