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Hybrid working from home improves retention without damaging performance
N. Bloom, R. Han, et al.
This randomized control trial by Nicholas Bloom, Ruobing Han, and James Liang reveals how hybrid working from home boosts job satisfaction and significantly lowers quit rates among employees, especially non-managers and women. Learn how a balanced work model can create happier and more loyal employees without compromising productivity.
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