A hybrid working model calls for leadership teams to focus not only on productivity and performance, but also the wellbeing of employees in building healthy hybrid team practices.

Google, Meta, HSBC and Amazon have all made headlines this year for mandating workers return to the office for at least three days a week.

Technology makes it possible for knowledge workers like software developers to work from home and/or to work flexitime.

As employers implement more AI systems, new jargon, from 'machine learning' to 'black box,' is making its way to the office.

John Dore looks at the trends shaping the future of work and shares advice on how leaders can better navigate this hybrid world.

Here are some trends shaping the future of work.

In the same way Digital Twins of Customers can cultivate customer loyalty and spend, so can our Digital Twin of Employees be used to cultivate engagement, loyalty and productivity.

Wharton management professor Martine Haas says now that hybrid work has been around for a while, companies need to spend the next year figuring out what works best and refining their policies.

Only 12% of workers say that they would like to work remotely all the time and a mere 4% would like to work in the office every day.

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