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The Current State of Virtual Workplaces and Their Effect on Performance
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18. • Surveyed 527 HR professionals at management level and above
across industries
• This study addresses the opinions of those professionals
regarding virtual work at their organization
• Organizations included small, midsize and large enterprises:
• Small: Less than 1,000 employees- 39.6%
• Midsize: 1,000 to 5,000 employees-39.6%
• Large: More than 5,000 employees- 20.8%
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20. WORKFORCES
OFFERING
DISTANCE
WORKING
• 82% of all organizations offer
distance work arrangements of
some kind
• In rare instances, organizations
are entirely virtual
• More than half offer virtual work
to less than a fifth of their
employees
• Some employees are essential
to an office environment
22. MOTIVATIONS FOR OFFERING DISTANCE-
WORKING ARRANGEMENTS
• Top motivations for offering distance
work have everything to do with
recruiting and retaining top talent
• 55% of organizations say that they
created their distance work
arrangements out of necessity, at the
request of employees
• Less than 10% of organizations have
offered distance working
arrangements for less than a year,
while more than half, 58% have
offered distance work for more than 4
years
23. CRITERIA FOR WORKING VIRTUALLY
• Nearly half (48.2%) of all
organizations have criteria in place for
employees to work virtually
• Top criteria include demonstrated
need (73%) and high-demand skills
and capabilities (57%)
• Less than 1 in 4 organizations are
using tenure as a criteria for selecting
employees for virtual work.
• Critical technologies used are file-
sharing, VPN, web-conferencing
software and instant messaging.
26. IMPORTANCE OF FEEDBACK
• More than half of all organizations
(55%) measure the impact of their
virtual workforce policies on the
organization through:
• Employee satisfaction
• Employee engagement
• Retention and attrition data
• Key Performance Indicators
• Performance rating of virtual
employees
• Employee feedback on distance
working arrangements is most often
collected informally.
27. DISTANCE-
WORKING
CHALLENGES
• There are stereotypes
associated with distance-
working…and they’re wrong
• Most organizations are
NOT reporting significant
challenges in their
experience with virtual work
• Not everyone sees it as a
necessity, especially when
it’s unevenly applied across
the organization
31. HOW INPUT IS COLLECTED FROM
EMPLOYEES ON DISTANCE-WORKING
32. DISTANCE-WORKING AND EMPLOYEE
ENGAGEMENT
Revenue: engaged employees play a major role in helping achieve revenue goals.
Employee retention: engaged workforces enjoy higher retention rates.
Productivity: engaged employees are more productive.
Morale: engaged employees have higher morale.
Creativity: engaged employees are viewed as more creative and innovative.
Stakeholder loyalty: engaged employees are key to creating more loyal
stakeholders.
36. BEST PRACTICE
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS AND TELECOMMUTING
Performance
Standards
Telecommuting
Get the Messaging Right
Clarity on Rules of
Telecommuting
Integrate Telecommuting into
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