Manage HR Magazine | Friday, January 15, 2021
From the candidate's perspective, top talent will look for businesses that have remote-jobs, flexible policies that allow more family time and lower living costs, and excellent health benefits.
Fremont, CA: As remote work is gradually becoming normal, for the long term, even post-COVID, more organizations are expected to embrace a remote workforce model. Here are four remote work and recruiting trends:
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Hub-and-spoke offices
The workspace for hub-and-spoke can also make headway as organizations maintain a central hub for routine staff meetings and policy talks in this model and a network of small satellite offices in several other locations.
This model promises a two-way advantage. The smaller offices significantly reduce administrative costs while also encouraging workers to operate in an office closer to where they work. This guarantees a true modernization of tier-two and tier-three locations as more businesses begin to realize that they need not be centered in a metropolitan area.
A hybrid model
In the post-COVID world, implementing a hybrid work model, a mix of remote work and onsite work, will continue to increase. Although some workers choose to work from home full-time, noting greater efficiency, flexibility, and location independence, some will choose to return to the office for benefits such as face-to-face peer interactions.
Remote hiring
Videoconferences have easily replaced in-person interviews. Diversity and inclusion have become an essential part of the recruiting strategy, and remote work will allow more companies to increase their employees' diversity. From the candidate's perspective, top talent will look for businesses that have remote-jobs, flexible policies that will enable more family time and lower living costs, and excellent health benefits.
HR tech
The use of cloud-based HR technologies will increase as companies seek to offer a smooth employee experience for those who work remotely, helping them stay engaged and motivated. To promote virtual recruiting, onboarding, learning and development, performance management, smart decision-making, and more, these tools can be used.
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