The rise of the new well-being era
CLO Magazine
JUNE 15, 2021
The research found remote workers focus more on “difference-making activities.” The study revealed that working from home during a nine-month period led to a 13 percent increase in performance – almost an extra day of output per week – plus a 50 percent drop in employee-quit rates. Top performers could be even more at risk.
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