The New Office: Anytime? Anywhere?

Publisher: Edward J Russo Consulting

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The New Office: Anytime? Anywhere?

A study we just completed with a client for a company with 300+ employees found that in various offices across the country 57% of employees said, “I realize my job is doable from home,” and 33% said, “My work-life balance has improved.” Both of these will have a significant impact on how companies operate going forward — the former on productivity and flexibility and the latter on company culture and recruiting and retaining talent.

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