INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
With work from home becoming the new normal, hybrid workspaces are the futureThe Coronavirus pandemic has changed lifestyles and most
importantly the way of working across the globe, as working from home is fast becoming the new normal
This has given birth to what can be called a new hybrid work culture and this kind of workspace has gradually gained acceptance in the last
Karan Virwani, CEO of WeWork India, hybrid work culture has inculcated a feeling of belongingness among employees, right from the top to the
culture both at top level and employee level
To be able to interact with people and exchanging new ideas has made it a completely new experience for everybody
and companies are still evolving their strategies on it
However if one has a young organisation, it is extremely important to be together and this is indeed a challenge
physical office spaces, Mr Virwani said that how these would be used is the challenge now
Ajay Arora, vice president of strategic planning and projects, Hero Enterprise, was of the view that two basic needs of human beings, that
Vaidyanathan, chief operating officer of KPMG in India felt that for organisations like his, which are into client serving space that
requires lots of travelling and meeting clients, the work from home or the hybrid culture has made them realise the need understand what
Earlier the trust factor meant going and seeing if the person is actually there in office, but now the trust factor has gone up for adults
office was that people with different skill sets used to converge at a particular location to deliver their talent and those set of skills
were available in a vicinity of an office space
productivity getting affected when the nation-wide lockdown in early 2020 was imposed and people were forced to work from home, has given
of hours and giving ideas, then the concept of an office has suffered
So the verdict is not exactly unanimous on hybrid work space, as the need of an office will always be required
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