Later this year, it seems likely that workers will begin to stream back in offices. But as they return to work, these people won't have the same motivations.
In a new report, JLL found that expectations of the workplace are radically different according to employees' appetite for remote-working options. The company pinpointed four different personas of workers and their attitude toward being in the office.
One group, the traditional office workers, comprises 34% of office workers. Ninety-three percent of these people didn't work from home before the COVID-19 crisis and think that remote working is not suited to their job requirements or their working preferences. JLL says these people are likely to work in industries with a high presenteeism culture and are quite traditional in their workstyle.
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