Measuring and understanding the intersection between human capital and the workplace is crucial. Data shows that remote work in the US is decreasing but remains significant; employees generally prefer a hybrid work model. Going into the office supports work-life balance and human connection, essential for mental well-being. Remote work can be challenging, leading to difficulties in disconnecting from work and feelings of isolation. Particularly for individuals under 30, remote work can have negative implications. Introducing classifications like 'remote worker' and 'care worker' could be beneficial.
In today’s episode, we kick off our special 3-part series where we’ll be answering your questions about the Future of Work.
Today is all about time management, knowing when to fire people, and why young people should choose the office over remote work. We first hear from a CEO who is struggling with work-life balance and managing difficult legacy employees. Then, Scott gives recommendations to a listener who has too much time on their hands. Finally, we hear how to best approach hybrid work.
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