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Hybrid work flexibility

Flexible work is here to stay. Discover the data, trends, and insights needed to thrive in a new world of flexible workplaces.
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Navigating the complexities of hybrid work

Redesigning how, when, and where work happens requires more than technology alone. Hybrid work demands a culture of intentional inclusion and relies on proactive actions from everyone in an organization.

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Microsoft WorkLab

Hybrid work is just work. Are we doing it wrong?

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Seattle Times

The future of work is hybrid, seamless and inclusive

By Kathleen Hogan and Jared Spataro

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Human Resource Executive

10 things Microsoft has learned about hybrid work

By Jen Colletta

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Fast Company

What employees want from managers in a hybrid office

By Kathleen Hogan

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Official Microsoft Blog

Embracing a flexible workplace

By Kathleen Hogan

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Microsoft WorkLab

To thrive in hybrid work, build trust and flexibility

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CNBC @ Work

Microsoft on future of work trends

By Tyler Mathisen

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What the HR! podcast

How Microsoft is navigating the great reshuffle

By Mike Thul and Jessie Novey with Lauren Gardner as guest

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Microsoft Flexibility

Hybrid Work quickstart guide for HR leaders

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Microsoft WorkLab

In hybrid work, managers keep teams connected

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