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Four predictions for the future of work
Discover the trends shaping the future of hybrid working and work in the metaverse, and how they'll redefine inclusion in the workplace. We spoke to 2,000 employees and 400 business leaders in the US and UK to understand the impact.
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OVERVIEW
The hybrid revolution changed how we do work and how we think about it. That's why we now need a drastic mindshift around the kinds of experiences employees have come to expect. Our expert panel predicts four key attitudes and innovations that will dominate the workplace of the future.
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Inclusion is vital for remote work
Inclusion is vital for remote work
As businesses bed-in their long-term response to remote working, how can they ensure their culture stays equitable? 62% of employees want to engage with digital experiences in their own way.
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More businesses are investing in VR
More businesses are investing in VR
How will the drive for more immersive experiences – such as the metaverse – influence where firms invest in hardware? 60% of businesses want to see VR headsets introduced to their workforce by 2024.
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Interoperability for better collaboration
Interoperability for better collaboration
The metaverse is set to be the next chapter of the Internet – how will it change the typical day of an employee? Businesses have allocated an average of £21M/$24M for VR/AR investment (around 15% of tech spend).
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Metaverse sceptics will miss out
Metaverse sceptics will miss out
How can firms ensure that their employees will be open to exploring the metaverse? And what if they don't act in time? Some 70% of workers expect the metaverse to allow for more global hiring.
EMBRACE THE FUTURE OF WORK
It's clear that the focus on employees is sharpening, while the desire for more immersive and elevated experiences ramps up. Download our full report to prepare for the future of work.
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SEE WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
Exploring the metaverse at work: Here's what our experts said in their workplace predictions
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Brynn Harrington
VP of People Experience
Meta
VP of People Experience
Meta
