The hybrid workplace needs to work for everybody
After talking to Kristi Woolsey, a BCG Smart Environments Group consultant, I get the sense that many companies may be missing the boat when it comes to settling on hybrid workplace plans.
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After talking to Kristi Woolsey, a BCG Smart Environments Group consultant, I get the sense that many companies may be missing the boat when it comes to settling on hybrid workplace plans.
Ivy Liu by Tony Case With the return to the office, company leaders have much to consider. What does “hybrid” look like exactly? What is the policy on employee vaccinations? But perhaps the first question to be settled is: Who is going to run all this? The person in charge of directing the reopening varies from company to company, as it turns out. At many firms, especially smaller ones, the CEO is calling the shots. Others have given oversight to HR directors or chief people officers. And at other companies, especially larger ones, an entire task forc...