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4 Hybrid Workplace Challenges — and How to Overcome Them

Posted by Knight Frank Newcastle on 14th September 2022 -

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From Microsoft to Ford, companies across the globe have made the switch to hybrid models over the last two years. But as popular as hybrid working has become, it’s important to carefully consider the unique challenges posed by this approach to work and to develop strategies to deliver the best experience possible for employees.

Fresh ways of working

While some businesses are shifting back to full-time office-based work, many have accepted the fact that the majority of employees – 83% according to Accenture – prefer a hybrid model. People became accustomed to working remotely over the Covid-19 pandemic, and organisations must flex to accommodate new needs.

But hybrid working is more complex than simply giving employees a choice over whether they work from home or come into the office.

There are factors that require careful consideration. These include not only physical challenges, such as hot desk booking policies and making people feel comfortable when working in the office – but also intangible issues, such as managing collaborative working and communication.

Looking at hybrid working through a holistic lens is essential in ensuring it serves everyone. But what are the key challenges you can expect to face as you strive towards an efficient new way of operating, and how can you overcome them?

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Jill Farmer

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