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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- About me
- Proprietary research database
- Recognized thought leader
- In the news
- Road map
- Who offered? (1)
- Who offered? (2)
- Who can vs. who wants to?
- Who worked from home before vs. during COVID-19?
- Who wants to?
- State of the American workplace
- WFH frequency pre-COVID-19 vs. desired post-COVID-19
- Polar
- Remote work in the future?
- People, planet, profit (1)
- Profit
- Employer why?
- Show me the money
- Employer savings
- Global Workplace Analytics Telework Savings Calculator (C)
- Warning!
- Productivity: the math
- Employer savings: the math
- Productivity increase: fewer interruptions (1)
- Productivity increase: fewer interruptions (2)
- Productivity increase: commute time
- Productivity increase: assumption
- Productivity increase: absenteeism
- Productivity loss
- Productivity impact
- Employer savings: real estate
- Real estate savings
- Employer savings: turnover
- Voluntary turnover
- Annual employer savings
- No brainer ROI/breakeven
- Breakeven analysis (1)
- ROI analysis
- Breakeven analysis (2)
- People
- Employee impact
- Planet
- Planet/society
- People, planet, profit (2)
- Maximising outcomes
- Who didn't do it right
- Case studies
- USA GSA results
- Sharp healthcare results
- Apollo results
- Dell results
- Measure impacts
- Links and contact information
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Topics Covered
- History and trends of remote work
- COVID-19
- Potential impacts of remote work on people, profit, and planet
- Workplace strategies
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Lister, K. (2020, November 30). Return on investment of remote work [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 12, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/GVPK9837.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
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Transcript
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0:00
Hello, my name is Kate Lister.
I'm President of Global Workplace Analytics.
Today, we're going to be talking about the return on investment of remote work.
0:12
I don't consider myself a remote
worker (sometimes I'm going to use the word 'telework',
sometimes I'm going to use the word 'telecommuting'),
but I'm talking about the same thing:
being able to work from home or someplace
closer to home, rather than traveling to the office.
I'm not an evangelist and I don't think it's right
for every person or every organization,
but I've been championing it for over 15 years with my clients because the research
I've done convinces me that it should and will be part of the future of work,
and the benefits are far greater for
organizations that make it happen rather than letting it happen.
I started my career as a banker and
through a circuitous route that I won't bore you with,
got involved in the world of workplace design and workplace strategy about 15 years ago.
At the time, remote work was largely being deployed as
a tactic for attracting talent and reducing employee work-life conflict,
but middle manager resistance was
high and senior management was rarely involved in the strategy.
As a former banker and a 'numbers nut',
I realized that no one had made the business case for change,
so that's what we set out to do and that's what we've been doing ever since.
While we work with clients on a wide range of
workplace strategies and practices, since COVID-19
we've been doing little else other than working with organizations to help them
decide on their post-COVID remote and return-to-work strategies.
1:34
Our work is informed by a proprietary library that includes over 6,000 data points.
We've tagged and catalogued everything we can put
our eyeballs on, that has to do with workplace.
In the slide you can see I've done a search on the words
'telework' and 'productivity', and come up with 902 notes.