Hybrid Working: Remote vs Onsite vs Hybrid

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Service Delivery Lead

Hybrid Working: When it comes to hybrid working, a blend of remote and onsite sparks questions: - Do in-office employees hold more decision-making power compared to remote participants? - Does physical presence equate to higher commitment levels? - Are in-office staff more focused during work hours? On the flip side: - Are remote workers better suited for flexible meeting times? - Do remote workers adjust their work hours to align with business demands beyond the traditional 9-5? Interested to see peoples thoughts on the changing landscape of Remote, Onsite, and Hybrid Working. 🌐 #WorkTrends #HybridWork #RemoteWork #OnsiteWork

Roisin Keenan MCIPD

Head of Business Operations & Integration at BAE Systems | Award Winning Champion of Women and Keynote Speaker

1mo

For me hybrid working has enhanced my capability and capacity - I’m able to work on site most of the time (by choice) as I find it helps me build relationships, be more productive for collaborative tasks, and is a necessity for some more strategic meetings that just don’t ‘feel the same’ on a call. Equally, I’m able to work around the inevitable commitments of being a mum, touch base with my international colleagues at times that suit us all, and get to appointments I’d probably otherwise just put off booking entirely. I think that feels like a win-win balance for me and the business to be honest!

Vipun Ladva

Project Manager (Prince2 Certified Practitioner) Financial Services, Tech, Automotive and Manufacturing Industry experience. Delivery of ERP and complex Application and Technology projects within large Programmes.

1mo

Theres truth in both. I think In Office Team Days help bring in contributions from everyone, which can help solve or avoid complex project issues. Working remotely - a slightly longer lunch balanced with working in the evening when you can focus on that tricky task or that late meeting with a global team.

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