Hybrid Work Compass
The Hybrid Work Compass is a joint project of the University of St.Gallen, Novu Office and HR Campus to provide companies with data-driven insights and guidance around the development and implementation of hybrid work models.
The path to the Hybrid Work Compass
Input from senior executives and HR managers from over 1000 Swiss companies summarized in a short study.
150+ Interviews
Interviews with 150+ senior executives and HR leaders in Switzerland to gain initial insights and trends around future work models.
Survey with 841 companies
Survey with 841 companies in Switzerland – focus: (1) design of future work models, (2) current state of development, (3) challenges and (4) opportunities.
Hybrid Work Compass
Summary of key findings. The study serves companies as a practical and data-based tool that provides insights and guidance for the development and implementation of hybrid work models.
Our goal: A compass for hybrid work models
We developed the freely accessible Hybrid Work Compass to provide Swiss companies with a benchmark tool around hybrid work models and thus support them in implementing such models.
Hybrid Work Compass Key Insights
Insights on hybrid work models based on experiences and expectations from 841 Swiss companies.
Hybrid working is here to stay
The model of how we work has changed for good. The major shift towards more remote working can be seen across companies of all different sizes and industries.
77 %
35 %
pre-COVID
post-COVID
Companies that use/plan to use hybrid work models
89% of companies that use/plan to use hybrid work models
New formats and tools must be introduced to unite both on-site and off-site employees behind the corporate culture.
Hybrid work models are still in their early stages
If you haven’t developed a hybrid work model yet, you’re not alone. Most companies are still in the developmental stage, with sceptical leadership teams presenting the biggest obstacle to remote working.
76 %
17 %
7 %
Development stage
Implemented
Not yet started
87% of companies believe hybrid work models are crucial to attracting top talent
Hybrid work models and related policies are now major advantages in the war for talent, a critical factor behind a company’s long-term success.
- 841 Companies Surveyed
- 150 Interviews
- 20 Pages
- Data-driven insights
- Strong focus on the future
How hybrid is the future?
A conversation between Falk Weber (Co-Founder of Novu Office) and Patrick Müller (Owner & Chairman of iTrust).