During the pandemic, remote working has continued to work in all sectors. Almost every industry shut down physically during the lockdown but the work from home model tried to minimize the impact of the lockdown when it comes to jobs. Also in the future, many businesses around the world, including information technology industryLooking to continue with the hybrid model.
Remote working has replaced geography as a key hiring criterion, with 90 percent of senior executives expected to work from home. As a result, 76 percent of American organizations are more likely to work in the city or even out of state, according to a Talent Works poll of hiring managers across the US cited by the FE report.
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Employees are also finding it convenient to work from home. According to a survey, 66 percent of remote workers believe they are more productive than when they worked on site. Nearly 75 percent of the respondents also said that being able to work from anywhere helps them organize their lives better.
Most businesses (68 percent) say that work from home has increased employee productivity. According to a survey, 77 percent of individuals who worked remotely at least a few times every month reported increased productivity, 30 percent did more work in less time and 24 percent did more in the same amount of time.
According to a study by ProdoScore, it was found that on average people who work from home spend 10 minutes a day less likely to be unproductive, work one day a week more, and are 47 percent more productive. .
Employees who work from home also feel that they can concentrate well at home because there are no distractions in offices, such as frequent phone calls, hustle and bustle, grapevines, and unproductive work environments.
IT Sector Planning
In India too, major IT companies including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys and HCL Tech are also planning to implement the hybrid model of work in the long term. Infosys said that in the long term, it is looking at hybrid models of work based on customers, regulatory environment and many more. “It will be a phased approach and we are reviewing it every quarter. Currently, 95 per cent of the workforce is at home, while only 5 per cent senior executives are coming to offices,” said Nilanjan Roy, chief financial officer, Infosys.
TCS is also planning a mix of working methods – both on-site and online. The company said it is committed to adopting its future 25X25 model and introducing hot desks. This 25×25 model will require no more than 25 percent of the company’s associates to work from an office at any given time, and will require them to spend no more than 25 percent of their time in the office.
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