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The New Norms of Work Life Published December 23rd, 2020 - 11:10 GMT
People are expecting positive long-term change from their employers, and the data from this research provides insights to why organizations need to reimagine every aspect of their operations to move their business forward and positively impact society. (Shutterstock)
Highlights
Salesforce has published its first Global Stakeholder Series: Future of Work, Now research study – a data-driven look at how the Covid-19 pandemic is shaping people’s attitudes about current work environments and their perceptions on the future of work.
The mindset to prioritize a work from anywhere, adaptability, and employee well-being through access to technology, re-skilling tools and workforce development programs are among the key areas for organisations to focus on to work in a pandemic world, a report said.
Brian Solis December 22, 2020 The pandemic forced changes in all our lives, a far longer time than the 66 days it is estimated to take, on average, for new behaviors to become automatic. These [.]
The Future of Work: Key focus areas for organisations
DUBAI, December 22, 2020 The mindset to prioritize a work from anywhere, adaptability, and employee well-being through access to technology, re-skilling tools and workforce development programs are among the key areas for organisations to focus on to work in a pandemic world, a report said. Salesforce has published its first Global Stakeholder Series: Future of Work, Now research study – a data-driven look at how the Covid-19 pandemic is shaping people’s attitudes about current work environments and their perceptions on the future of work. People are expecting positive long-term change from their employers, and the data from this research provides insights to why organizations need to reimagine every aspect of their operations to move their business forward and positively impact society.
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