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What to Consider for your Evolving Workplace Model
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What to Consider for your Evolving Workplace Model

About this Guide

As return-to-the office accelerates, companies must decide how to balance remote and in-office work. This guide explores the top workplace models to consider.

Over the past few years, most companies have proven that the majority of their workforce can be quite productive working away from the office environment.

Given this, how should the role of the corporate office change? Most companies are unlikely to mandate that their entire workforce return to the office like they did before the pandemic.

The shift to a working model split between the corporate office and offsite could present a significant benefit both for employees seeking greater flexibility in their workday, and the opportunity for the business to save on real estate costs.

In this guide, you will learn about:

  • The three main models of remote work
  • Advantages and disadvantages of the different workplace models
  • Remote work model considerations
  • The next steps you can take to get started on your return to the workplace

Author

Christine Kendall

Christine Kendall

Content Marketing Manager, Poppulo

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