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"...six-month experiment and subsequent performance reviews for the next two years, and found the two groups showed no differences in productivity, performance
by datadrivenangel 2y ago
"...six-month experiment and subsequent performance reviews for the next two years, and found the two groups showed no differences in productivity, performance review grade, or promotion.
...Those working under the hybrid model had a higher satisfaction rate, and 35% lower attrition."
I'd love to see research into what the optimal numbers of days in the office is! 3 versus 5 days per week had no increase in productivity, so will 1 day per week in the office be better?
- more_corn 2y ago^ Thanks for saving me a clickbait click.
- datadrivenangel 2y agoIt's actually above average for a HBR article! A good summary of the actual research article.
- syntheticnature 2y agoMaybe for 1 day -- perhaps this is a case where homeopathy actually works, and spending half-an-hour in the office once provides the best results of all.
- readthenotes1 2y agoMost of the retired people I know would claim that zero days per week is the optimal number of days to spend in the office, per week