Hybrid work & culture
How do you keep hybrid work fair?
Through equal rules, equal information and equal opportunity: written documentation of decisions, hybrid meeting rules, and promotion criteria based on outcomes rather than attendance.
The biggest risk is proximity bias: people in the office more often are more visible and get opportunities. Only explicit criteria and documented decisions counter that.
Practical inequality matters too: those without a suitable space at home work under worse conditions. Equipment and a coworking budget restore fairness. Review data regularly: who is promoted, who resigns, who participates in which formats?
Key points
- Limit proximity bias with clear criteria
- Document decisions in writing
- Treat equipment and coworking as a fairness issue
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