CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK ON SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF HYBRID WORK MODEL FOR VIRTUAL IT EMPLOYEES
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https://doi.org/10.29121/ijetmr.v10.i4.2023.1313Keywords:
Hybrid Work Model, Virtual Employee, Work-Life Balance, Technology, MoonlightingAbstract
Recently, the hybrid work model—which blends on-site and remote employees—has grown in favour. This is primarily due to changes in job habits and technological advancements. A hybrid work approach offers employees more flexibility and a better work-life balance while maintaining the benefits of remote employment. The hybrid work paradigm offers opportunities for increased productivity and job satisfaction, as well as a more exclusive work environment. With consideration for work-life balance, technology, and employee well-being, the primary objective of this research study is to analyse how a hybrid work model impacts virtual employees and how moonlighting affects the hybrid work model of their employees.
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