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The permanently imperfect reality of hybrid work

The permanently imperfect reality of hybrid work
Hybrid work works in many cases – but it also has inherent problems that are hard to solve (Credit: Alamy)
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Jeetu Patel, executive vice president and general manager, security and collaboration, at digital communications technology firm Cisco, in California, says unless this issue with hybrid work is addressed, younger workers risk stunted career development. “It’s really important they’re mentored by seasoned employees who’ve been in the workforce for a while. But that needs to be balanced against the needs of, say, a single parent able to participate in the workforce, who would’ve previously been prohibited working in full-time office patterns.” 

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