According to Comunal Coworking, Employees Want to Work at Home and the Office

As remote work becomes more common, many people desire a combination of working from home and the office, with coworking spaces emerging as a feasible option.
According to a survey by Comunal Coworking, the challenges of remote work include suboptimal workspaces, increased meeting time, and longer working hours.

85% of people seek to alternate between home and office work. Photo: Comunal Coworking

02/25/2021

ome people are approaching one year of working from home. While some experts emphasize that remote work will continue to be present, others suggest that combining remote work with other office modalities, such as coworking, will be the most feasible option. According to a recent survey conducted by Comunal Coworking, 85% of the participants wish to alternate between working from home and the office. Additionally, 83% struggle with not having an optimal space to carry out their tasks, 80% have significantly increased the time spent in meetings and calls, and 65% find themselves working more than before.

In light of these concerning figures, Comunal Coworking states that companies should seek alternatives to address the negative consequences of remote work, such as fatigue, lack of motivation and productivity, and difficulties in concentration. They recommend coworking spaces as a viable option, as these places are well-equipped and allow companies to save on the initial investment required to set up a dedicated office space.

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