Which of the following is most effective in enhancing remote employee's wellbeing?

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Increased flexibility to balance work/home life37%

Virtual gatherings (happy hours, coffee chats, book clubs)40%

Increased visibility from leadership/management team18%

Stress management resources2%

Other (not listed above)1%

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Director of The Digital Workplace in Software3 years ago

Meeting their needs as a human is so important. Most people desperately needed a little more flexibility over where they work and when they work. That's an easy win. After that it's about giving clear goals and expectations and as much autonomy as they need.

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Director of Network Transformationa year ago

So true! Well said!

CFO Advisory Director in Finance (non-banking)a year ago

Flexibility is key. Understanding that people have a life. Work makes up part of life but is not the same thing for all people.

Director of Sales and Business Development in Softwarea year ago

I think most people appreciate WFH because of the flexibility.

Virtual Happy Hours can get awkward unless they're very intentional. I like the idea of book clubs and other opt-in, interest based connection opportunities.

We also use "donut" for random bi-weekly coffee chats and it's a nice touch.

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