E ISSN: 2583-049X
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International Journal of Advanced Multidisciplinary Research and Studies

Volume 4, Issue 6, 2024

Job Satisfaction of Hybrid Workers in Organizations



Author(s): Prasanna Kumar, D Nikhitha, Bnv Sivasree, Arava Veenasri, L Micheal Abraham

Abstract:

This abstract examines job satisfaction among employees working in hybrid work models, combining both in-office and remote work. Hybrid work has become prevalent in the post-pandemic era, with many organizations implementing flexible work policies. This research aims to identify factors influencing job satisfaction in hybrid settings, including work-life balance, productivity, communication, and career development. By analysing data from hybrid workers in various industries, this study provides insights into how organizations can improve job satisfaction in hybrid models. Findings suggest that flexibility, effective communication, and supportive management significantly enhance employee satisfaction. Hybrid workers are individuals who split their work time between a physical office and a remote location, typically their home.


Keywords: Job Satisfaction, Hybrid Work, Remote Work, Employee Well-being, Flexible Work Models, Organizational Culture

Pages: 293-295

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