When corporate culture adapts to new employee needs


With employees doing more hybrid work, office perks seem to be changing. — AFP Relaxnews

For the past two years, the pandemic has triggered an upheaval in work rhythms and, by consequence, in corporate culture. Within various large companies, the return to the office marks the end of certain benefits in kind. At the same time, changes are being made in order to better align with evolving values of employees who are putting greater emphasis on well-being and the search for meaning.

Telework has brought about major changes in both lifestyles and the world of business. The introduction of hybrid work, with a two-day-a-week remote work schedule, is reshaping office practices. Several signs of a shift in this world can be observed, particularly in large technology companies.

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