Remote Work Trends to Watch Out For in 2023
COVID-19’s pandemic has had an indelible mark on our working lives, yet many organizations may return to business as usual after it subsides – while for others remote work has become the order of the day.
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Undoubtedly, flexibility has been a critical element in keeping business running during this pandemic, but what are some emerging remote work trends to watch out for in 2023?
Now more companies than ever before are providing flexible work arrangements to all employees – not only those who can easily work from home. Companies will likely see the positive results not only financially but also with respect to employee happiness and engagement.
One of the most notable remote work trends to emerge since this pandemic began is that working from home has become no longer just an added perk – but an expectation. According to a survey by Owl Labs, over half of respondents state their desire to keep working remotely once the pandemic is finished.
With new technology like the Continuity Camera, it has never been simpler for teams and colleagues to feel connected to their office regardless of their physical location. This can help to maintain morale during times of hardship; many businesses now incorporate it as part of their remote work policies.
Computer and IT industries have led this trend due to their heavy reliance on digital tools for task completion. Other industries like marketing, HR/recruitment/recruitment management/project management also utilize virtual collaboration and communication tools in order to remain productive and remain productively efficient.
Work at home has also had an effect on where people choose to reside. According to reports, more and more individuals are opting to reside outside their traditional commutes for better quality of life and being closer to family – an economic boost in the long run! This change could benefit all involved parties involved as more work from home positions are filled.
Future trends for remote work look promising; evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates its positive effects. If you want more insights and advice for making the most out of working remotely, be sure to check out Working Remotely: Tips & Tricks and reach out if any questions or want to discuss ways we can support your workforce remotely.
