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As a result of the pandemic, Adobe has embraced a hybrid approach in the workplace to increase productivity and better suit their teams' needs allowing individuals to decide whether to work in the office or remotely.
What we love about Adobe:
💡 They don't believe that one approach works for everyone and therefore they work with teams to decide what working style works best for them.
💡 Adobe launched a new app to help with the transition to hybrid working which can be used as a source of information and news.
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💡 Adobe announces permanent shift to hybrid work for its employees
The future of work at Adobe will be hybrid. Let’s break that down a bit further:
- Being digital-first will be critical: Digital transformation has fundamentally changed how people work. As the digital experiences company, we will double down on digital tools and workflows across the employee experience – from onboarding and career growth, to collaboration and community, to enable our people to be productive working wherever they are.
- Flexibility will be the default: Adobe employees will have greater flexibility to work from home or the office as it makes sense for the individual, the team and the business.
- We’ll gather for the moments that matter: We will have an intentional mix of physical and virtual presences, with in-person gatherings driven by purpose and designed for collaboration.
- Remote work will expand: While we believe in the value of in-person interactions, we know that in some cases, a remote work arrangement makes sense for Adobe and the individual. So, we’ve established criteria and guidelines on remote work, beginning with the U.S., then rolling out globally later this year. We expect to double the size of our remote worker population overtime as we learn and iterate on making this model successful.
We know one size doesn’t fit all. The pandemic shed light on the diversity of work experiences across teams and individuals, and as we begin to open our offices around the globe – beginning this summer in the U.S. and globally as local conditions improve – we’re empowering individuals and teams to figure out the working cadences that are best for them. When we say flexible, we mean flexible.
