Majority of managers say hybrid work boosts productivity, data reveals

The Owl Labs report found 67% of workers were interested in microshifting, using short, flexible work blocks matched to their energy or duties.
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70% of managers said hybrid or remote working has made their teams more productive, according to Owl Labs’ Annual State of Hybrid Work report. 

The research found 67% of workers were interested in microshifting, using short, flexible work blocks matched to their energy or duties.

29% reported having a second job or side hustle and more than half (51%) booked personal appointments during working hours. 

38% of workers said their work-related stress had increased compared to last year.

39% said their employer’s or colleagues’ political opinions made them not want to go to the office. 

68% of parents were concerned their caregiving responsibilities might affect their job performance. 

The report also showed that 87% of workers have used or tried artificial intelligence (AI) at work. 

51% would be interested in having an AI avatar replace them in meetings. 

Additionally, data found that 17% said their company was not using employee tracking software. 

31% admitted to posting negatively about their job or employer on social media.

Marvin Onumonu

Marvin Onumonu is a Reporter for Workplace Journal and The Intermediary

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