How do we calculate the true cost of hybrid work? | Mark Mortensen | TEDxSydneySalon
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- There are many challenges to make hybrid work, work for both employees and their employers. Central to solving these, is a fundamental shift in our understanding of what "hybrid" really means.
Mark Mortensen is Associate Professor of organisational behaviour at INSEAD and he specialises in non-traditional team dynamics in a way that speaks to the current radical shift in relationships between leaders and their staff. Mark is an associate professor of Organizational Behaviour at INSEAD. He researches, teaches, and consults on issues of collaboration, organizational design and new ways of working, and leadership. His area of expertise is organisational collaboration, with an emphasis on two increasingly prevalent ways of organising that do not fit traditional models of team dynamics: globally distributed (virtual) and project-based work.
Mark has worked with companies such as adidas, Deutsche Telekom, Gen Re, Goldman Sachs, Maersk Oil, Merck KGaA, SAP and Qatar Petroleum, Mortensen helps leaders devise strategies that improve how people work together and propel organizations into the future of work. Prior to joining INSEAD, Mortensen was on the faculty of the MIT Sloan School of Management and the Desautels School of Management at McGill University. He holds a doctorate in management science and engineering from Stanford University, a master’s degree from Stanford University and a bachelor’s degree from Colby College, both in computer science. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Lol at the commute is used to decompress btw. I'd best it's time to listen to an audiobook, then again I could do that at the gym I'd go to instead of that approximate 1 hour commute. I can manage my own time thank you very much
bro the very nature of this question, serves the most wealthy. Workers who enjoy work differently should get to figure out what works best for them.
Those who want to work from home should be able and those who want to visit office should be able, its should be employee choice. Ideal policy in my opinion. Each human decides for himself where is he is most effective.
It's not that simple. The reasons that people have for working from home are very important.
If they work from home because there's something wrong with the office environment, be it noise, a feeling of social unsafety, or some other problem, a healthy company will strive to fix those things.
If it is truly because someone feels they can get more work done at home, then it might be useful to have a few days of working from home.
But since most companies are all about people working together (the word company literally comes from the Latin for "eating bread together"), working from home will always sacrifice long term team building in favor of short term productivity.
I don't commute....that's what I do with my time
Spoken like a guy who misses bossing people around. Hybrid work is more productive, convenient and wanted period. What we do not need is more consultants.
Spoken like a someone with a very narrow mindset and limited work experience... It is important to recognise and discuss this issue with open mo d instead of "I like my idea therefore your idea is bad". Hybrid work does not work for everyone.
Totally agee with Tutu Puff. Notice actual worker wellbeing wasn't considered one of the considerations. Only 'effective delivery of stakeholder commitments', ie. Shareholder profit. And I love how he describes how the tight job market is forcing the poor businesses to provide 'perks' like flexible working and daycare while they exploit their staff's labour.
Very interesting video with thought-provoking data and insights. Also great speaker!
What a joke of a ted talk this is. This isn't a critical discussion of how hybrid work has 'worked', or a discussion on how management is changing. This is a marketing presentation that's tailored to be a CEO's wet dream that justifies the capital investments in large, expensive and useless office real estate - the main reason why companies are so concerned about everyone returning to the office.
I hope that TED at least realises that all this 'specialist' did here was sell himself.
'What do people do with the time they aren't spending commuting'? Hah. They're not wasting money and time that isn't included in their paycheck or work hours, let alone all of the health, family and well.being related activities they can do in that time...
I am watching, listing this show to improve my English 😊
I love watching
Whoever’s reading this, I pray that whatever your going through gets better and whatever your struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine 💖
Loved it! So much to think about
Commuting is f*cking stressful in the philippines.
Habibi, come to India
It is quite true what Philosophy says: that Life must be understood backwards. But that makes one forget the other saying: that it must be lived-forwards. The more one ponders this, the more it comes to mean that life in the temporal existence never becomes quite intelligible, precisely because at no moment can I find complete quiet to take the backward- looking position.
The best thing to do is to say good things
The "maybe the commute is good for you" argument is beyond laughable. Do you realize I could ride a bus or drive around for an hour on my own if that was helpful to me? Notice that I don't do that of my own volition and ask yourself why.
A transition period or activity between work and home is likely important for most people, but you can do that in so many different ways that don't involve spending the same amount of time you would commuting, not to mention the unnecessary vehicle miles.
These talks are useless
As being sent home to work, when I never wanted to be here. I agree with the total disconnect. I am a non-enitiy to the corporation now, when I was in office I felt more connected and valued, instead of just numbers to get out on time.
Great!!!
Amen 🙏
Secund
I just lost 8 minutes of my life and I wasn't even commuting.
What ZUCK's META & BILL's MESH shows in thier showcase video,if it turn into reality Work from Home will be like today days going to work.
You apparently lack the repudiation of employees.
Awful
Die Werbung ist in Eibiswald XD
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