Reimagining Remote & Hybrid Work in a Post-Pandemic World
With the permanency of Remote and Hybrid work models concretely established, it is important to now separate them from the context in which they arose (i.e. the Pandemic).
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With the permanency of Remote and Hybrid work models concretely established, it is important to now separate them from the context in which they arose (i.e. the Pandemic).
Necessity is the mother of invention – a proverb which can be traced back to the dialogue ‘Republic’ where Plato wrote “our need will be the real creator.” Some ‘necessities’ take longer to reach mass consciousness.
Remote and Hybrid work has become a regular part of our lives. But they tend to have a slightly negative impact on our movement. Taking mindful breaks can lessen that impact.
Why is it that we are less grateful for the things/people who are with us at all times? Is it economics or just a paradox? We talk about strengthening and building gratitude – the most important element of our happiness.
With a paradigm shift from conventional working methods to a ‘new normal’ where work now is looked at with a more flexible and blended approach, a generational gap in thought processes is more than evident. We imagine a conversation between a father and his son where they talk about their professional life and what it was and is about.
Indian Acheivers Forum recognises remote and hybrid work specialists Jackstien Practices as the most Promising Start-Up of 2021-22
Demonstrating and sustaining values in remote and hybrid work
A formal transition to remote or hybrid work should not be managed internally.
Learn about what led to the creation of Re.Motion, the Remote and Hybrid Work transition program.
Emotional well-being is crucial for a productive remote and hybrid work environment – some tips…
Hybrid and Remote Work’s lack of physical proximity.
Weakened company culture.
Does one lead to the other?
Remote or Hybrid workplaces vis-a-vis data security – Design & Protect OR Plug & Pray?