The Future of Work: Exploring Remote Work and Hybrid Models in the Modern Business Era

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Lakshmi Kalyani Chinthala. (2024). The Future of Work: Exploring Remote Work and Hybrid Models in the Modern Business Era. Innovative Journal of Business and Management, 13(03), 01–04. https://doi.org/10.15520/ijbm.v13i03.3542
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Abstract

The global workforce has undergone a fundamental transformation in recent years, marked most notably by the rise of remote and hybrid work models. Catalyzed by technological advancements and accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, these models have redefined the conventional work environment. This paper explores the evolution of remote work, the emergence of hybrid arrangements, and their implications for organizations, employees, and the broader economy. It delves into the benefits and challenges of flexible work, technological enablers, cultural and managerial shifts, and future predictions that will shape how work is conducted in the modern business era.

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