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Will Working From Home Become The New Normal
By: Tupaki Desk | 21 May 2020 6:51 AMWorking from home would be the new normal now. With most CEOs feeling that the worldwide working from home due to the current pandemic health crisis stalking the world has little effect on the overall work productivity, this new mode is here to stay.
A survey conducted recently by Night Frank has shown that 70 per cent of the companies are looking at continuing Work from Home even after six months from now. Time loss due to travel hassles, rush hour traffic and time spent in the canteens can be avoided by opting for Work from Home. Interestingly, most companies also felt the need for at least some staff working from the office. Most of the executives surveyed said they would have at least 38 per cent staff working from the office. As result, the office space needs will also be cut down to 38 per cent of the present space.
Another interesting finding of the survey is that at least 38 per cent of the executives have opined that there is no change in terms of work productivity while working from the home. The productivity is unaffected by the workplace. Another 25 per cent felt that the productivity has in fact increased. A significant 11 per cent have said that they are yet to estimate the work productivity. Only 26 per cent felt that the output has fallen due to working from home.
A survey conducted recently by Night Frank has shown that 70 per cent of the companies are looking at continuing Work from Home even after six months from now. Time loss due to travel hassles, rush hour traffic and time spent in the canteens can be avoided by opting for Work from Home. Interestingly, most companies also felt the need for at least some staff working from the office. Most of the executives surveyed said they would have at least 38 per cent staff working from the office. As result, the office space needs will also be cut down to 38 per cent of the present space.
Another interesting finding of the survey is that at least 38 per cent of the executives have opined that there is no change in terms of work productivity while working from the home. The productivity is unaffected by the workplace. Another 25 per cent felt that the productivity has in fact increased. A significant 11 per cent have said that they are yet to estimate the work productivity. Only 26 per cent felt that the output has fallen due to working from home.