According to a recent CNBC news article citing a Microsoft research; 50% of leaders want employees back in the office full time.
A study of over 30,000 participants, also showed employee responses in contrast; 52% want a full-time remote job or a hybrid one.
Elsie Freedman, workforce expert at Kornferry commented that this strategy is bound to fail if companies can’t identify when and why employees are needed in the office, and encourages the use of more digital collaboration tools.
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