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Remote work was a hot topic before many of us had no choice but to spend 6+ months working from home. Prior to March 2020, 3.6% of americans worked from home >50% of the time and 43% worked from home some of the time. Those numbers paled in comparison to the numbers that wanted to (80%) work remotely.
Fast forward six months and plenty of employees are enjoying the freedom and flexibility they get working from home. Things have escalated quickly – dozens of major companies have announced partial or complete remote working policies. And they are aggressively targeting your employees. Especially if your policy is antiquated or ambiguous. HR / Business leaders have some big decisions to make. What are they going to do when we finally can work in the office?
We’ve been getting A LOT of questions about this from clients and job seekers. What should they do? What are other companies doing? So we put together a survey and we’d love your input. It is quick and painless – I promise.
Stay safe, healthy, and continue to wear your masks!
This week, Sarah Sheridan chats with Mike Sharifi, a private equity exec and dad of two, about what it really takes to show up fully — at home and at work. From daily calendars to dishes, lead parenting to late-night laptop sessions, Mike shares how his family finds balance in a fast-paced world.
Tune in to hear how being a present parent has made him a more thoughtful leader — and how he’s rewriting the rules of what working fatherhood looks like today.
What’s helped you keep work and home in harmony?
Episode 6