04/04/2024

Four Years after the Pandemic, 75 Percent of Leaders Are Still Terrible at Remote Work

Just 25 percent of employees feel their companies have adequately supported them

While some teams and companies are still arguing over how much time workers need to spend in the office, it's clear that knowledge workers are not going back to their pre-pandemic habits. Remote work, in some form or another, is here to stay.

As Stanford remote work expert Nick Bloom recently explained, real estate and commuting data and worker surveys all make clear that the return to office wars are over. Hybrid won. These days, a quarter of working days are done from home -- and that number isn't likely to fall much further.

Given that reality, have leaders figured out how to run their remote teams effectively? Four years after the pandemic upended how knowledge work gets done, you might think the answer is yes. But a new survey comes to a very different, and very depressing, conclusion.

Please select this link to read the complete article from Inc.