Inside Track: Will Companies Resisting The WFH Push Lose Talent?
"Ultimately, hybrid workforce strategies are here to stay, and I strongly believe that those fighting against the change will increasingly lose staff to more flexible environments," said Carina Wessels, an executive at Alexander Forbes.
February 17, 2022 at 09:46 AM
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Powerful CEOs across corporate America who are used to calling the shots are facing a humbling reality: It's the talent—the people in the trenches helping companies create products and sell services—who ultimately will decide what level of remote work sticks around long term.
At least that's the view of work-from-home advocates like Carina Wessels, a governance, legal and compliance executive at the insurance giant Alexander Forbes.
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