IMI: The hybrid transition is a journey, not a destination

There is an opportunity to reshape workplaces and make them better than the past

The transition to the hybrid workplace will be different for every individual and the process of the return will impact people in different ways as well.

Picture this scenario. You and your colleagues have been invited to an event at one of the company’s main offices. Being a large organisation, your colleagues are spread across various locations throughout the country. As a result, some of them have quite a long journey to get to the event whereas others, including yourself, are already working at the location.

If everyone set out at the same time to travel to the event, would you expect them to arrive at the same time? Of course not.